http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8a4ebfbcb130302ab405657b653058df.pdf 5a417da1487fbfc9539121096d6ce30f PDF Text Text •• Tuesday ' ., 'V Weather ........,11,2000 Syracuse council-taps president, Page 3 Suppori Older Ameri~ans Act, Page 4 ¥eigs girls win 12th straight, Page 6 . :n.diiY: Pwlly cloUdy . t.fllh: SO.; Low: 30a ~ Unl'flmplt Chrillian 63, Su.llivu. Black ltiv« 40 Local scoring summaries v..,. Lontia Soudt•lew 18. Cl<. Mldhall 4~ l..owilville St"thomu Aquiftlf 68, You. Mooney 41 Sl .. v...,(._.. t'::onftld! . . . . . . ~ ~ Cyoobla Wwd ..............4-.10 KrioiaSoidl .................2-' c-s- ................. 2-7 H 0.0 0-5 1-2 """"""-,..... .•••••. 2-<5 Niklrl HollloboUp ........0-2 Julio 2•3 Clio.... DoGonno .........0-0 ().0 0.0 Mo-........... .:.. 0-1 ~- I 1 l l 4· 4 0 0 0 0 0.0 1-2 1-2 o.o· 4-4 . ().0 " l3, W.,..._<9 Branch 34, Mincr\'1 27 8e1Ui !1:5, North Royalloa 116 Bcrtizt Hiland S.C. SQ'.twa-Franklill 16 .. Botkim65. New, Bremen 61 , MlryaYille "· B~t<keye.Volley 46 ~Uoo Cllri...., 0-2 0.2 MuUIIoo Jot:bon 60. Cu. <llen<lalt 4~ Maumee~, Tol. Wait~ 46 Md>mnott ~o Nriwnr 60. South Point 57 Menror 7l. CJe. Villa Anrla-SL JO.cph 11 sf, a s:r,e NBA standingS :rum BOO<bYiiJe no s...,...;11o 37 . . Bri1tol 72, Cleveland Hit. Lutheran·East .l5 Brooltlyn 54, llea<hwood 31 Bunon Berkshire 59, Orange :12 Caldwell 56, Beallll'ille 33 Cambridu S9, MillcnburJ W. Holmea <4~ 11, Yov. Unulioe 41 n »: " • -·- »: " 3> s; ·Ohio H.S. girls' scores :u Cu. Mekiplc)l !1:3, Mauifloo Jacbon 48-0T Carrolllon 46. Marllnaton 29 · Cas~alia Maraaretta 62, O.k. Harbor 32 Centcr¥ille 42, FaillDOftt 37 CbaJrin Falls 41. Newbury JS ~ Otesterland W. Geauga ~9. Or'well O~aoo' V.lley. On. Hill• Chr. A;cad. M. Middletown Fenwick 4~ 34099 St. Rt 7 Vn,ncouver 107. T,oronto 97 Minnesota 123. Philadelphill Ill Sacrnmmto 116, lndiafla IIJ Seattle 100, Golden State 9~·0T . . I • '; MinliHOta 27, Dellas 10 Miani 20. Sellde 17 . M~ •. • ~ ~:.. Dlvisloftat round NonhridJe 60, Ce'*""!'f ,. ..... . . 54 Newton:«, Nalioeal Trail36 , Nonhwood 71, Ottlwa Htlls ;z:9 ' Nona a 75, l.odi Cloverleaf 44 NOfWalk sr: Paul 86, Ashlaod Mapkfon 49 Oberlin Fireludl68, Sbcff~eld 'Bioobide 30 Olmsted Falls ~7, Avoa Llkt: 42 O~gon Clmy 57, Tol. Slart 34 Panna Hu. Holy Natl'lt 76, Chardon NDCL <48 Parma NOtmandy 53, Maple Hll. 38 Panna Padua 61, MeNor Lake Cachollc ~4 Palosltalo Watlcirl1 Memorial 59, Newark Calh. •• • WubinttoD 27, Dolrok )) -26 ............... 54. M..•rKklll._ 31 N. Can. Hoover 55, Wooster 49 N. Lew~blq 1iiad ,2, DcOnlf Ri..nldtO 31 N. Oimatedl, Bay 44 New Albony ,9, Milleno>ort 21 New Lexinston 55, ~Mellville Morpn 47 ~tl~rll:et:'~:'.!,,~ .• •JacJtaonrillc.. 12:3S p.nl. (CB_S) ., ·" WuhiqloO 11 T....,. Boy. 4: U p.m. lf{))() ..; • Mln.nesota • St. Loull, 12:3S p.m. (FOX) ,. •. • Tea~te~~ee at lndilftiiPOiis, 4:05 p.m. (CBS) ~: Betlin plans to opefl Meigs produCtion center .....,.J-.16 . ,"\-. •,. \ , . ·~· . ,, _) • C&J .Furniture • Cheshire, Ohio • 28001 St. Rt. 7 992•7508 ': :Route 681in Tuppers PlainS . :thai.{Ormerly housed,the Our I LtuJj ofLoretto Catholic · ·Church. I Open 6 p.m .• 9 p.m. M-F; lO,a.m~ - 3 p.m: Sat. .. ; · ·~ ........,·~tits ud tHt lte•s ~ Tllo•F.It.ktl!ld ..ro•s, pillows, aad wall ltaatl•ti ~ Was~gtOn · _.;; ' T Coffee/End Tables Dl~g Room by · .. Ashley ea14we11 Grand Estates , . Mission Bay Corlla Classics Locally Handmade Bedding: Spring ..ur; I t;ms · Belcrest · :, ., t .Notice '· ., ,.· Public Notice Ill-lind RICIIIIIIIIIDnl The ...milt Ifill llt· IOGIIM In / ToWnllllp, llctlol18 3; 1I, 21 .end 22, T-nehlp I N, Range tiW end 17 W Frutlona 24, 30 ,.,. 31. TDwnllllp eN, Range 11W; Melge County, B.altm r-hlp, llctiOnl 2S, ze, 30 llftd 32. TDwnllllp 7N and eN, Range 11W; on the .,_rty of, Southlm Ohio toll Company; with ~ndlrground wprklng• In VInton County, Wllktavlllt Townllllp, a.ct10111 1, 2, 2E, 3, 4, 1, 1, 10, 11 and 11: Preatlona 24; 30, end 31; Tawnahlp. IN, Renge 11W ·end 1'8, W; , Mllfga County, SaIIIII To*Mhlp, .Sactlolll Vnrl(ouver nt Boston, 1 p.m. at Orlando. 7:30p.m. L,A. Clippers at CLEVELAND. 7:JO p.m. Chnrloue at Milwauket. 8 p.m. Utah al San Alltooio, 8 p.m. Dallas at Ponlnnd. 10 p.m. Denver at LA . L1keu , 10 : ~0 p.m. · Minute, Saturday's action Ashland Cres1vlew 71. Monroe,·ille .U Athens 67, Nelsonville-York 57 Bn}o 90. Oberlin Firelands 75 Bedford Chane! 78, Lakewood St. Edwatd 70 Bellville Clear Fork 63 , Fredericktown 44 Belmont Union Local 48. Cadi2 Harrison Cent BCihel 87. An10nia 50 ~xley 100, West Jefferson 54 (Can. Cent. Cath. 65. Mill vern 54 ' Can. McKinley 62, On. Oat }-(ills48 Carey 57, Van Buren 48 Celina 59, Bellefontaine 50 Chillicoche 89, Pprumouth 78 Chillicolhe HunlinJion Ross, 41 . Chillicothe . Zane Trace .\6 ' Cin.'Country Day 59;Belhei·Tale Sl Cin. MOll•• Heolohy 67. Neolpon 3' Ctn. Priricelon 69, LM.ota E. -41) · . Cin. Pun:eli-Marian 76, Roaer Bacon 70 Cin. St. Xavier61, Zadetvil5e 50 Cin. Waluut Hillt ,5, Cia. MoeUer' Cin. Woodward 7d, Day. Pltknon 50 Cle. E. Tech 70, Hulltifll Vat Univmity 61 a.. Kins ,3, Cll- Kennedy 39 -..... M·F ·- Middleport Village Rental Fees $12.00 per rental unit are DUE by February .1, 2000. These fees must be paid no later than February 28, .2000 Failure to pay the fees by February.28, 2000 will result In the Imposition·of a fine of $1 00.00 · ~9 Orecnevitw 67, Sprin1. NW .54 Gtceafteld McClain 68. Vtnloll Co. ) I Hamillon Ron 82. Cin. HnrtisOn 67 Hamlrr Patridt Henry 60. Sf'lerwood Fain·icw ~ H:Aviland Wayne TrKe 61 . Voo Wert ~6-0T . Hebron. Latewood '"· Mttditon Plaina -10 Holpte .JS. An:hbold 42 . • Jcffmon .57, Ooy Chrisrian 90 Kidron Cenlral Chril4ian .57. Lorain C111hlllic 4~ Lakota W. 6l Cin. Colrrain .&0 LanciJiet 72. Walnut Riclte 41 · U rna Perry 53. Dola Har41in Northern -4J 'I ~ t • . ' ~ 1 SatM • 10 Pltp . · ''Qiendtr I! · ,rCwtg '""" • -, ., .. · H, , Lotteries ' Public Notice . • • ·;I . • ' -on ' 0 1 t' " Vllllge of Middleport 1¥111 H iiCGipUng 11. .: Chevrolet 3/4 ton plok ·ul~> truQk. Truck Will H 10kl.fll.' ••• II".oondlllon. The truoti · 1n 111e c-~ of eommo.; ·· ..... llllp County, .Ohlo Unllood CcmPenlte Undlng • CIA be 1een II end bid' Ilk.., II 237 Rice Street. Bide will H 1ccept~ untH . 4:30 pm on J1nu1ry 141 2000. .,.. I llrlnt Mlnlt; : \'llllge SuperlntlftlltnL . eo,:c,:.on . (1)8, 7,t,3te . Notice .-. ·. .. ' '. .·' • ·~ ' FACE TO FACE ~ Mllga County coRtmiNioner n.omton ty B~ Commlulon. TIIIJmton 81kl .h• thought~hltlhl budget m,kt1 1 point """ 1 copy of The Dally S11111inel from lilt - k dur· comm~ai.loh. mllrepi'IHnted the county'• flnanclll alate. 1119 Mo~ay'ei!IMIIng with 1M commitiiOMI'IIn.d 11tt Melga Court- JertreY '. . ·Radihe resident-honored fo~ ,, w.or.k with·Me.ig~~ Fair Soard Good· Afternoon! Sentinel ... Garaway ~8 Goshen 46, Western Brown ,,8 , Orandyicw 6!1. UcldiJ Vol. J9 GranviUe 6J, 'Johnstown-Mollllle 41 1 ' PI•• ... Budget, Pqe A3 Today's . Col. A<odemy 68, Col. We1Un1ton 41 Col. Tree of (jfe 75, Col. South 62 Defian~e 85, Perrysbw): _7S ' Defiance Ayernillc 84, MOJnpelier 59 ..,~. Def~Rn«: Tinora 68, Delta .56 Delaware Christian S7, Mamwha Chrislil.n-!2 .. Delphos Jeffmon 47. Arlinaton 38 Delphos St. John's 40, Uma Shawnee 53 E. Uvefi)OOI71, Cle. E. 61 · Easlem brown 74, Geor1down 60 Eastwood 76. WoodmOI'f: 71 · Eatoia 57, Ed~:ewood 47 Faili»om 61 , Sprincboro S3 Fairmont_69, Da~. Meadowdale S6 Fon Jennlngs 84, Columbus Grove 46 Fon Recovery 72, Spencervlne fiO Fostoria s,. Wehdelin 86, Arcadia 83·20T FrJnklin Hciahu ~7. Hilli11rd Darby 46 Fremont Ross -44, Mansfaeld Madison 42 GCCS ~2. Medina First8apti51 Chrittio.n 48 Glousler Trimble 6lf World Harvut 57 , · ' Gnadenhunea Indian Valley 47. Sugarcreek , ' Cle. St. Janatius62, Cleveland His. S6 Collins Wesrern·Raave !7, New London 49 Col. Wesl 75, Col. Mifftin $4 Conlincru.al 59, leipsic 58 ,.. ConYoy Crestview 63, OCtoville 61 Covinaron 66, Millon-Union 62 Cuyahoaa VaUey Cui slim 8.l , Elyria Opc:n Door '~ 't-1- :f! I ~ NOTICE OhJo H.S. boys' scores 44 ' ' · 11¥,,1110 ~redly made ref~nce to over-$40,000 in UJ1pakH999 • . • ape~ ;ill~nly _for lhe, s~erifrl· deJI!Irlme~l 111d 'for utilitY' billS for the '' · ~urtlloille· arid other county facliities, noting lhal .'lllose ui)pald bills also ICIIIIen tbe commissioners' finJIII!:ial strength. .. . ~ :. The llllmmissioners Mondly denied thCJI!C accJ~tions. Olmmissiimer ' leffn;y Tllotnton, who spoke cia behalf of the bOard, ~d he felt that the l;>ud.• ,eommltiion misled them and the p,ubllc by projecting a cOnsiClerably smaller eatiniate for the clnyover balance. . • Showing copies of stories fro-m sevetal of' last w~k's ediiions. of The !'illy • y Senlinel, .. Thornton said that he. felt these estimates and comments J'uesday'saames To~omo m Wll!lhington, '7 p.m. Ch1caao at New York. 7:.10 p.m. Miami at Minoesota, 8 p.m. Phoenix :11 Seaule. 10 p.m. . . DnliMp.t Golden SlntC!. IO:JO p.m. Housl?n at Sa~Tal1'1tntu. IO:JO p.m. I . · Pomeroy, Ohio Drlve-Thru •. said iasl week,'·~:t~:~ the . anticipated · . . $2.99 ·Difference of opinions· ~J~~~~~al~·~ -~~t~~:~~ an at!"mpt ~-~nt p OIOJf ~~~th~ pict11re I Fish & Chips NN~ Jer~y '. ' " J ~' Treasurer have 992-5829 Tonight's ganies . . · · POMEROY -,- The Meiss County' Q>mmjssioners and the Olqnty .Bud· JICt Olmmiuion sat down at the table during the coinmissionCJS' tegular $ling Monday opinions about thc state of the county's . ' to discuss differing li naftces. . . ,· , . .. . .Lalt week, memben of the bUdget commission and the commissioners !!_ffere<l two different opinions about the status of thji county's finances with the budget cotilmission urJin.. ~x~me ~aution, and the commissioners mainllining that the eounty is in the best fin~cial condition that it_hu been Q!.for a number of years. ·.· . .· . . , _. Auditor Nancy Parker, Campbell, Prosecuting Attorney John •~Antes and · ~r Howard Frank attended the meetiJIIl, as ~mised, to clarify their politioit on the budget, and the commissioners countered with theirs. 7 .• Citing a canyover balance for the new year of some $225,000, and pro~ted revenJ!C. for January .and February in excess of $.200,000 (f!Om sales tax revenue, intere$1 on investments, and other anti\)ipated receiplil), Cornl!lissiQI.~· President Jaqet Ho\vard said Jut week lliat· the coq~~nissioners willl!.ave no problem 1>per11ting on ~1,000 through the 'end of ~ebrua!Y w~en they ~ an advance on, real estate rc~enue. Range tiW, Gall•• County, Huntington Townahlp, I..Uon 1, Towtolhlp IN, Renp 1IW. The permit location for a new facility, and chose Meigs Bellin has been a leader in·sports apparCounty because- of the quality"of the labor el manufac1uring for over 25 years. The force · and the tremendous cooperation of company distributes their prOducts through the local leaders. We look forward to a long over- 500 sporting gOOds dealers across the and sucee~~&ful operation in Meigs County." country. Bellin will lease a 5,000-square-fool The announcement was made at today's facility along state. Route 681 in· Tuppers general membecihip meeting of the Meigs Plains thai-formerly housed the Our Lady County Chamber of Commerce in. Syraof .Lorello CathgJic Olurch. cuse. • ~ NumHr: 13, 11, 25, •• 30, 31, 32, ~ lind 31; "~'"'· 7, 13, 18 end 21; Towntlhlp IN. 7 ,. ·. ~ BRIAN J. REED aintlnel N - Staff Reeourc.., .D['!IIIon of lllntan CoufttY, Wt~ll• ~ TUPPERS PLAINS ~ The Columbus- · "Bellin is please to announce our plans .' bued Bellin, Inc: -· a manufacturer of to · invest in Meiss County," said John sportS ap~el -announced plans today to Archer, Betlin vice president/general manopen a .new ,production facility in Tuppers ager. · . Plains . · "We believe that . our quality products The project is expected to create over ;2!i and our emphuis on customer service will new jobs in the area, according a preu • lead ·to continued growth in the compariy," release. ~tl_in is a leading sports appare'l · said Archer. manufJ!Cturcr. . . . "We conducted an extensive search for a Officials debate ,.coun-ty budget face.to·face Jon and Carolyn Jacobs. Owners LIVIng Rooms By England Cordalr. . Bean Statton , Futurist!~ ; . 8etlin willleaae ~ 5,000~ .-square-foot facility along state conlllna 371.43 eor.. end on the Mulp end Arthur Treachers Sunday's scores Teo- 22. lito- 16 ~7. -Pagel . ......,, 4o:t Cin. Withrow 56. Day. Colbnrl While !iO Circleville 49, Bloorn-Curoll 31 ,.. Cle. Hts. Beaumont <47, N. Rldgnille Lake ..Jl:llrick Hemy 71 , Deflanct Tlnora 31 Ridge 45 Peninsula Woodridge 66, Cuyaho&o. Valle)' Cle-. St JolqJh 71; Oe. M1111h111l 48 Christian 44 Oi"'oi-Mauit: 58, Greeneview 49 ._ Philo 63. Crooksville 53 Clyde 8.5, Huron 84-20T · . Pickerina10n $7, Lancaster JJ Collins Wes1erp Reserve 44. New London j2 Poland 60, Struthers 48 Col. Brookhawn 78, Col. Marion-Franklin 51 Pomet9y MeiJI 54, Che1hi~. River Val (ley 41 Col: MiMin 60, Muanatha Ouistian 31 Richfield Revere 64, Green 57 Col. Ready 60, Hillard Davidson 46 . Rittman 50, Mas ~illon Thslaw 39 · Col. Walnut Ridge 51 , Col. Whetstone 45 Rocky River Lu1heran Wes1 64, Cuyahosa Hu: Col. Wotterwn S2. Col. Northland 44 49 Columbia 46. Richmond Hts. 38 Ruuia S4. Fort Loramie lS ConneAut68. Painesville Harvey 29 S. Euclid Rtgina J!). PiiiSbW"gh (Po..J Nonh Copley SI. Tallnuwtae 46 · · Alle&}ltny 38 · Coshocton 46. Urichsv ille Claymom 4J · Salem 72, W~~mn Howland 50 Cuyahoga Falls 62, Srow -t~ . ,Stiaker Hts . ~B . ~entor tl-4 , Cuyahosa Falls Wal~h J~s uit 67. Akron CemraiShaker Hts. H11thaway Browrl ~$. Oranzr Hower 31 .. Chris1i11nJ1 Dnnville ~3 . Worthin8tOO ChriJiian 49-lOT ' Shaker Hu . l-aurel 56. Andrews 30 l>11y. Chaminadc-Julienne 47. Miami E. J6 South Gallla 59. Pqnsmouth Clay ~8 D11y1on Christian 41 . Dunbar JS Sparta HiJhland ~. ~orth Uniot:~ .50 Dresden Tri·Valley ~5 , lhomv ill~ Sht!rid11n ~2Sprins. Shawnee 50. Sourh O!arleaton SE 44. 0T Springboro 66, Cin. lndinn Hill SS • E. C:le1·elnnd Shaw 67. Pnrnti\ 4-1 Su~ar~eek Garaway 8.1. Bowerslon Cooocron Erutlake Nonh 84, Cle. Kenned}l 53 Valley.~ ' 1 Elyria 61. Cle,·ela.rid Hu. 41 Tiffin Calvert 4~. Manlfitld St ~er 26 Enon Ortenlln 42. Miami Trnce -" Tiflin Columbian ~5 . Willard 4J Euclid 6J. Lt~kewood 54 Evergreen60. Tol. Emmnnud Bnpl. 21 Fairbanks 52. Waynesfield-Goshen 44 Fairfield Union S5. Teays Valley 43 . Notice Fnirpon47, Southington 45 Fairpon }-J01rbor 47, Southington Chalker 45 Frllf'lklin 51 , Bellbrook 45 Franklin-MOnroe: 4S, Tri-Villuge 3& Fredericklown 56. Enst Knol S5 Fremont St. Jo&eph 71 , Mundield Chr. 14 G.!.rfield Ht.s. 65. Bedford 45 G:lte1 Mills H11wken 57. Wickliffe 48 Gnadenhutten Indian Valley 44, Dover .\1 Granville 5J, Licking Hts. 34 Greenfield McClain 71, Frnnkfon Adena 29 Stitt Routa Haviland Wayne Trace 53, Pioneer N. Centml 50 171, Racine, Heath 54, Fishel' Catholic 52 Attn: Dannie· Hill Hebron Lnkewood 73. Madison Plain~. 40 fOlloWing ProJect: Huber Hu. Wayne 59, SpiiaB. S. 49 Hucbon 108, Kent Roose~lt 26 New k • I SchOol lind lndepeOO:nce S7, Gates Mills Gilmour 49 AcldiUon end ~~-­ Jncks'on 88, Wellston 32 to Sautt..m Hlgllllchool Jocks on Ctn1er 47, Houston '41 Southlm Locelllchool Jefferson 4l Xenia Cbr. 30 Dlllrtc:t llolld Jdfmon Area 85, Ashtabula39 Racine, Mlltll Johrisrown-Monroe 3~. UtK-ll ~4 Kidron Central Christian 67, Woosler Trh~ay 48 In accordenca with the Lakewood 73. Madison Plains 40, Drawing• anll Lnkewood Sl. Augustine. 41, Hudson Wrstem spec~~~cat~on. prep111W11 by: ReserYe 31 · ·. • , Uberty Cenler 54, Orsego 48 Marr Knipp CI'IIWII• Liberty Union 49, Berne Union 4J ~tam,tnc. J..ima Bath 73, Bryan 43 104 F1lr Avenue .NI! • Uma Temple Chrisrian 46, Elyria Open Door 38 P.O. Box 1002 Login 7~ Col. De-Sales SI · . . Logan Elm 66. Hamilton Township 56 · Lorain Catholic SO, Elyria Ca1bolic 47 · Loialn Clearview 51, Oberlin 41 L.ouisl'ille 38, Can. S. ~2 Lyndhunt Bru'h 65, Soloft 3~ • M98nolia Sandy Vallev S9. Sl'(lithville 48 .._, ......, Wlhl-caN- " BrldiJOPCIII 31 HallojFame selects crop tllday ,.• • NFLp..yolfs IP Ccnnl ~lie 2'l Love'-149, C'Jerrnlvlt NE 47 Morioo Calli. 10, <lolloo N<ri... 44 ..._ Morieo Elpo 'I , MOM! Ridfedlle 40.., Morioo llordiDJ 66, lleftjamin Lopa ~ Mlrioa PlluMI 54. Manafttkl St. Peter 43 Morioo RiYCt Valley 61, ..._ 01Je.:l46 Mimli E. 81, An:anum 5 • Miontl Vol. 43, noy.a... J<l • Aa*el Ne\lttliftJ ..........o.o 0.0 Mi4dfetown F~nwick 91 , Carlisle 61 Boini... ....... ,....0-2 0-1 .0-0 MUbury Lake 61. Elmwood l8 Soeplllallollnoo~ ..........0-1 .0-2 · 0-0 Mitford 41, Hamilton 39 Ni- WllltiOJ ..............Q,!I Ool ~ Q Milford Center Fairblnb ' 57, Cudinclon16-43 1-14 6-11 41 Unt<>IJI,; . FMh: 2l. Foultd eu.t: DeO.-roo. 1'otll fGt;; Mill« Cit ll, Pandin-<lilboo 46 17·.56 (30.4i' ). Note: Other stuillk:s not: available Mias1er JKbon ~er 52-0T Moslldore F.eld 66, Atwater Waterloo 47 llltlp (11-0) Mouat Vernon 62, Dublin Scioto SO flour . • aL J,aJ. & NaJIOieoa 61, Ul"l\l Bath 50 Amber VillinJ ......... .......!i-9 ~ 10.1$ 20 National Trail47, Dixie 44 Amy Hy~e11 ..................3·8 0..0 Q.4l 10 Navarre Fairleu 7~. Can. Tlmken 44 i JenRifer Shrimplin ......... J-9 0.0 2-6 8 New lkemen 63, Allen E. 49 MarJie Branon .............. 2-S ()..0 1-2 5 New kle,el52. New Washington Buckeye Cent. Brooke Williams ........... 1-5 0.0 J.S 5 ~I • ShaiWIOQ .Price ...........t ... l-2 0-3 ()..() 4 New~ommtown 59. Magnolia Sandy Valley 49 Wi~l... ......... l-3 0-0 0.1 2 North.rnont 66, Trotwood-Madison 62 OT TI any Halfhiii.. ........... O.I 0-0 0.0 , 0 Northwood 67, Kam~a~ Lukotn 62-0T 0-0 0.0 0 Tiffany Quplls ............... 0-1 Old Washington Bucktye Trnil 81, Wood.dield Ashley Thornns .. ..........O:J · .ll:Q O:Q Q Monroe Central '11 . T.. •ls 1946 Q.3 lf.-29 $4 Ontllfio 69, lexinaton 62 A.-..: 12 {Holfllill. Price &. Williama 3 e.och). Otsego 5~ . Genoa 43 Blotked lhob: II (Halfhil14, Slvintplill 3), Fouls: PntaskaiB .Walkins Memorial 42. Worthingwn 15. Reboundl: .W (Hysell & Willillllll 6 each: Kilbourne 40 ''Shrimplin S). Sttals: 7 (Hysell&. Vinin& 2 eOChJ. Pooldinf 40, Antwt!rp 17 T.aal FGI: 19-49 (38.8t:J.) . Tumoven; 16 • Pmy 7.. Ab-. E. l.l Pickerington 74, Marion-Franklin 62-0T Plymouth 52. Greenwich South Central Preble Shawnee ~2. New Minnli .' 9 R~ma Cbr. 63 , Bethel Chr. :'i1 EASTERN CONFERENCE S!'fing. Cmholic 7~. Soud.ca+~ICrn 57,.. "· .. Atlanlk Dlvlllon Spring. N. 61. New Carlisle TecumSeh 53 fl:l. lil Sl. Clairsville 50, Wintmville lndi11n Cm=k 38 Minmi ............................ :...... 21 I I .656 St. Henry 56. Fon Loramie 52 1': . N~w York.. .......... .. 20 13 : 606 Steubtenville 6l Steubenville Cat/1. 46 Philaddphia .... ...................... l9 16 .54J J': Sugar Gru,·e Berne Union 84. Hemlo' k Miller OrlaiKlo... .. ..... ......... ,16 18 .471 6 J4 Uo5tOn ....................... ... 14 18 .4~8 1 Swamon S9, Pioneer N. Central !10 New Jersey .......................... !.' 20 .394 8': , Sylvania SoulhYiew 74. Bowling Green 6 .~ Wn~hin$-tOI\ ....................... II 23 .324 II TtOI}" Valley 32. Hamihon Township 59 Tiffin Calven 77 , <mgon Cardinal Stri1ch 61 Ctnlrll Dhb'on Tol. Bowsher 6],' Anthony Wayne 55 lndianJ\... ........ ,............ ... 22 11 .667 TQI. Scou 66 .. Day. Dunbar 65 Milwaukee ....................... :.. 19 15 .559 J~ Tol. St. Francis 66, Elida 46 Charloue ............................. 18 15 . ~:'i Tol Stan 57. Tiffin Columbian 52 . Detroit ... ,.... :............... ~·.......... l8 . U .54!1 4 Tot Whirmer 56, Holland -Spring. 52 TorOnto .............................. 18 15 . ~5 Tri·Village 72, Brookville 46 CLEVEI.AN0 ...................... 14 19 .424 8 Troy 77, Greenville S5 Atlanta ................................. 12 21 .364 10 Unio,ntown Lake 43, N. Can. Hoover 42 Chic-ago ..................... S 26 .161 16 Upper Scioto Valley 88, Urbana 86 Va!ley View 68, Tri-County N, 44 WF.STERN CONFERENCE Vbn Wert Lincolnview 48, Cima Cent. Coth. 46Mldwnt DM1kln 0T V~rsailles 62, Coldwater 51 . fl:l. lil llilll Utah .....................................22 10 .618 W~UTen Hardin& 69. Sharon (Pa.) 41 San Antonio......... .. .. 23 12 .m WarrensYille 98, Cle. Lincoln-West 62 Minnesota ............................. l7 14 .!48 Washin&ton C.H. Miami Tmce 48, Hill~ro 4S Denver ................................. 17 15 .531 ' Walldas Memorinl42, Worth. Kilboul'tle-40 Dallu' ................... ....... ........ 10 23 '.303 Willard 82, Sandusky Perk.in1 64 HouSion ................................ 10 23 .J<l3 Williarruport We1tfall 71, Piket9n 66 Vnncouver ............................. 9 24 .m . Wood Coullly (W.Va.) Chr. 62, Ucking Co. Chr. 49 Pl~llk Dhol-'on Wooster 50, Alliance 44-0T L.A. L.akers ...... .................... 29 !i .8S3 . Wonhington Christian 70, Wruterson 52 Ponland ................................25 8 .1,8 )'ou. Chr. 68, Heartland Cln. 32 S-eartle ................................... 21 IJ .618 8 Sacramento ........................... l9 12 .613 Phoenix ................................. l9. 13 ~94LA. Ctiwm ........................ IO 22 .313 18 Golden S1a1e ......... ........ .......... 6 . 27 .182 ·Saturday's •clloo 22~ Akroo Eas1 56, Akron Elms 43 Akron Hoban 60, A.tron Garfteld 2S SatuMiay's sci>res Alliance~. Can. tllcmOak 32 New Jersey 90, Miami 89 · Amanda·CiearcrM:k 55. Canal Winchester CLEVELAND 89, New York 86 Amhmt 41-8, Rocky River 38 Minnesora l!O, Detroil lOS Andover Pymaruning Valley 46, Ashtabula OaHu 95, Atlanla 85 Harbor 29 O.ica&o 96. Bo•ton 79 Archbold 68, Stryker SO Utah 103, Houston 87 San Antooio 127. Orlando 92 Denver 91, Charlotte 92 Milwaukco-130, Wuhinaton 129·201' L.A. Laken HO, Seattle 100 Puttland 96, Phoenix 91 L.A. Clipper~ 107,1ndiana 94 ().0 Footbilll u.Jy (W.'ILl 79. H - Wesoen R.terve ~~ ........ 12, ............... 79-0T 41 RiYCr v.liry ....................... 13 10 ' 1.4 • Me11s .................................. l6 II II 16• ~~~o f4Jth: lOt; Low: 40a • ,3, Delphol St. ,,..., 40 U• Sr. l'l, Mi.-etown 60 B<JskPibiJII Meip 54, River wectneec~ay: Cloudy · u-- Sports '' I • • '· . 'I . ' ' • \ ·~ • ' I t ' - • ' Smitti' h,·aS beeh active.ly ~~rgy to 'the fair for many yearS. Smith, his wife Donna . ·Jean; and several o( their children and- grandchildren ~~C)Ive.d in the fair since 1978. have ~orked g~s, sold tickets, ran CJT!IIIcls, mO)"ed ,, - · ·, : grul, and SUJX;rYised grounds worke.rs. . · POMEROY -A Racine man received one of nine ··1 Ohio Fair Manager,Association (OFMA) district awards ~nted ,at the .75th annual convention held in Ollum· . · bus last week. . " ,, . . . . Dan Smith, who has served on the Meigs County Fair . Board.far Jll()rC thin 20 yean, was presented a plaque • honorinll his work a1 the Meiss Cpunty Fair by Ohio A&ri~ulture DlreciOf Fred L. Dailey. . _, "D~- hu w.aJ:ked.thel~l¥, at fair time and throu~out the y-, to nlalte a positive impact on the Me1gs Colll!tr. Fair !llld the··loeal community," said Dailey in,· maklna the prCM!'Iation. ,Smi~•MI been aQ!vely involved in the fair since ~971.·~ lw helped OIJanize th<~ tractor pull competitioa. ln 't98:l, lie be!:anie I member of the Meigs eoun- . ty M,ricultu~ So9ety aJ1c! h"' ~mained an active mem· bOr li~ln 1992; he wu elected president an<! served . throullt 1!199. AI~~ choH not to run for president thia ·yeat,\ be' .oontin. . to serve in several capacities on 1heboant. ' Smipland hla fliull~ ·have. volilnteered' their time and Hilaward was the one for District 7 which includes tile AI!Jii!y ii.dependent Fair, Athens County Fair, Barlow , Indepenilent Fair, Galli a Olunty · Fair, Hocking OluJIIY. Fa!r1 ~organ County Fair, Muskingum County Falr, 'Perry County Fair, Vinton Olunly Fair, and ~­ ington County Faii. Meip CpJJnty· Fair Board members and guests attending the lunCheon when the presentation was made r.v.ere Debbie and Jim Watson, Robert and Joann Cal--. away, Karen Wtrry, Dave. Watson, Brent Rose; Brian Windon, William. ~kley, Ed Holter, Mike Parker, _ Leonard Koenig;- Kenny ·B!Ickley Donna Jean ·smith, and Patty Jamison. · !· .' ' !A~C:tdle~od ElP~J"'Cil to app~lnt,.Jlew :members tonight .. ' • t ·• ' I .' .- ,_ . ' . ' , rcmi!Ader of 19!#9 by Bob Robinson, but asked for th~ appointment, withdrew hia Sfntl,._. ~ tJeairinina Illt'nilf!l, Robinson bas taken the name from the running, ll)'illll that he was . .• MIJ?Dl;EPOKI' -: f!.ii~lqx>rt Village , leal til which 'be wlli e~ in November- frusti'aled with the delay council baa.talie'n in . ~un~l .wlll: ~t ,\Oili&ht to appoint a new . that of 9oth Stjvcri, wbQ d:!oae not to seek re· making the 8ppointmenl, iJthoUgh Iinnarelli 1 $ember of eour\cil. Monday's regular meet- election. said last night that an appo!ntment muat only. illii wlli, rec ~s;ed unUI tlijs eyonina..Ill! ;that , laitnlrelll laid !bat lbe ·had learned from · be made in a J(klay period. .. dQiJatct$ Wilh .' potln~ll' appolllteea o:Oulcl be' .!be board of elcctionalhat any council m~mSteve Houchins. wq ilppoinled u p~:CSi' .~ ·•. ' ·· , , · ber appojn~ mu.t be"a ~blican because . dent of council, and he lllld Robinson were .:.~; The .C. ~be filled Ia _ll!al DI1CI! Qllliupied , •alie henelf J,i· a Rqiu.bllc:in: Seve~ people sworn !n as council m~bers, and J:lo~ins -,.Mayor Su'idy (IIIMIIIIh, who will JtPP;!iat·· have been contacled .tiout SCMIIIl 011 coun· as president, by lannarelh at the begmm1111 of lid to the llllyor'a pol!ilion lilt SJIIina. .1111!1 w4111- . ell, ,ilthoup no n~n~u were given at lost the mcedng. · tfi :ted In )'tlcrvemtier. niaht'l nleetlna. ·' · In other orpnizatiorud busineu, council -:;;lannarelll'a Mil •OCCUpied for the Bblen, wi)O uid IIIII night that he had adopted rules, and approved a list of commit... .... . . . ' ~ ·. .,. IFIIAtt J. REED· , , N*• -., · · , ' ' w• .' . ' ' .. s.m •• l " tee appolntnloll" as IIJbmitled .by 'Council- man Bob POoler. , ' Cpuncil held the finll ~~~~~ of 1111 ordi• iilc!NIIIIIl court coats in mayor's court from $35 to $50, lannarelli ~'!'at she plans to liejin ·tape reco,dfna <;owl proceedi~ss tJeainnlllll toniaht, , An ordlnence approving temporary «pproprlations was 'approved on an emerpncy l)uis, u ' was an ordinance appr\>Ving a fire proteCtion con~ fn the amount 6f $4,500 with Oleehire Township in Oallia County. : Council approved ' a $1 ,bOO 'oontribl!tion • from the village generlil fund for the FeeneyBennett Post, American Legion. Those funds will ~.toward an ongoing fun!! drive f!lr the restorat1on of lhe All-Wars Monument on Mill Street. Council ·agreed- that the village should ' contribute to the project; ' • Jlll"es E. Trout was hired os buildirlg inspector. for the ~illage, an~ Pooler, wl!o alona w1th Roger . Manley l!as served as interim building inspector, said that council ~hould consider an increase in the building permit fees. · • �1\Jttlfl~• Pomeroy, Mlddleport,10hlo .-.,.,y 11,2000 Officials (Contlnutd from Page 1) made by Frank were "negative pro- wendell Merrill George :i~:~~e~i~tett toward the com- BIDWElL_ Wendell Menill Geoi-ge, 88, 1200 Morgan Center Road, By KATHRYN CROW Sentinel Corr11p o."'dent ' SYRACUSE - Bill Roush was elected president of Syracuse Village Council at last Thursday niaht's meeting held at the municipal building. Reappointed grants adminislnliOr was Robert Wingett, with I. Carson Crow being named village solicitor, and Gene Triplett, engineer. Jim Pipe was again named to the Racine-Syracuse Regional Sewer Board, and Mony Wood and Kathryn Crow were appointed to serve on the Firemen's Dependency Board. Mayor Larry Lavender swore in Sharon Cottrill, clerk-treasurer, and Mony Wood and Bill Roush, councilmen. Since the seat of Mayor Lavender on council remains vacant, several residents attended to show interest. They were Brent Shuler, Mike Van~eter and Larry Ebers bach. It was also reported that Tucker Williams is interested. CQ\lncil made no decision about filling the vacancy but set a special session for Jan. 20, 7 p.m. to do so. At the suggestion of Cottrill, council approved a temporary appropriation for yeaJ; 2000 of $25,000-$15,000 for the general fund and $10,000 for the water fund . Wingett advised council that bids for the new fire truck will be opened ' By ALEX VEIGA council , ,, members RACINE - 1\vo councilmen, Greg Taylor and LarrY Wolfe, were given the oath of office at Monday night's meeting of !!.acini': Village Council. Since there were no candidates for mayor on the last ballot, Scott · Hill will continue to serve in that capacity .until a new mayor is elected. · As for the seat on council vacat' ed by Henry Lyons who resigned, candidates for appointment will be considered at a special session to be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. At that time also, a president of council will be named, committees will be appointed, and a budget will be adopted. Council hired John Holman as street commission for another year. ; ' l ' ' I • ' [ Wood also noted that there..., two officers workina fQr the villiiJe In his report to council , Holman reported that a v11lage mower needs some repair or should be replaced . . . He also gave a breakdown on village water usage noting that in 1990 51 million gallons were used while in 1999 '35 million gallons were •used. He auributed the decrease, to the installation of meters in•the village . . C9uncil gave a first reading to an . ordinance on salary increases '(or the street commissioner, wate! supervisor •nd village clerk. The mayor reported on plans for demolishing · two old houses in !Own. with the cost 10 be paid' by· the owners. One is located on.Main and Broadway and the other on Elm. It was noted that the house numbering map prepared by Ohio U niversily has been completed and will be reviewed by Council. The numbers will start at 1.00 on Elm Street; it was reported. Fire Chief David Neigler's report showed 95 calls answered in 1999, with,1,251 manpower hours. He also noted that nevi' tires' ~· needed for a fire truck and that the. department Reeds breathin,g apparati.Js. Plans were also announced to host a fite training school and to continue efforts 10 gel money to buy full dress uniforms. In other business, tne insurance program of the village, which participates in the Ohio Risk Management P)an, was ·discussed with Ray McComas of Kinders Insurance. Court reject~ . wast~ firm's legal action Aaloelated Preas Wrltar MIAMI - Elian Gonialez isn't leaving the United States any time soon. . A Florida judge ruJM Monday that the 6-year-old boy can stay at least until a March 6 custody hearing. The 1 Immigration and Naturalization Agency also said it had no intention of trying to send him back to Cuba, after earlier setting·a Friday deadline. "The INS has no plans to do any . enforcement action on Elian," INS spokesman Mike Gilhooly said. "We h ave no PIans Io c h ange the cus tod Y arrangement of him being with his . · f ·1 " M •am• am• Y· Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Rodriguez issued a 'temporary protective order so she can hear arguments filed by Elian's Miami , rela- each , with two hours for council meetings and two hours for holdln1 c~ ·' Bill Roush ~poke about bids for cleaning the city building and the~ob was given to Mike Ralston. : ·" Eber Pickens Jr. asked for turnout gear for a fireman at the cost of$ 1,2oo;u and a discussion was held on a feasibilit~ study of annexing upper Mlnelsvilll!:~ Pool operation was di~ussed and the {llayor asked for memhet's to su\,..• mit names for pool maniiJer.. The mayor's report showed ~pts ~r $8~:P for December. , ~ ·• The police report showed that nine citations were issued, four complaint'S 1 investigated, and one Wli!TIInl issued last month. . • · ··''· ,Cottrill's report showed a total in all funds of $89,630 includins':lhe fot,, lowing balances: general fund, 23, 314 ; street constrpction, $28;7()2; l)igti-' ·way, $3,615; fire, $11 ,973; water, Sl 4,705 ; pool, $722: guaranty: me~t.~ $3,729; cemetery, $210; law enforcement, $6S 8 ; and EMS building fun~) $1,971. • . .. •. • ' . 1 :"? s tive; , who are seeking temporary custody. The order leaves Elian in their custody until the hearing. Waving a copy of the ruling, Lazaro Gonzalez, the great, uricle who i~ seeking custody, yelled "Victory for Elian'" in Spanish before going ins'idc the family 's home in Li1-· tie Havana. If he is a-ppointed Elian 's guardian, he could seek asy lum for the boy. " Today is a great day for Elian, " said his auorney, Spencer Eig. "(The ruling) will provide Eli an Gonzalez his <lay in court. " Elian was found Thanksg,·vi·ng Oay off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, clinging to an inner tube · after hi s mother, stepfa ther and others drowned while attempting to reach the United States. In a c~Se that has touched off huge . protests in Miami and Cuba, the INS Elian's fa.thcr, Juan Miguel Gon- others tO intervene. Vice Prti'sident AI ruled last week that Elian should be zalez, has d~manded that his son be Gore has questioned whether the INS returned to his father in Cuba, a rul- returned. Elian's relatives in Miami had the expertise .to decide J•Eiian's ing endorsed liy President 'tlinton say they can give him 'a better life off .' fate. ·• ' , and Attorney General Janet Reno. the communist island, Last week, Rep.· Dan Burton, R- , The INS said it found the boy had The judge has· ordered Gonzalez Ind. , tried to delay·EJian's dePartut.ii a close . relationship with, his father tobeattbeMarchhearing,sayinghis by issuing a sub~na that requires' and was orderinjl Elian back to Cuba " failure to appear may result in a the boy to testify 'before ·House because he ·" belongs with his father." decision adverse to his interests." committee Feb. 10. · •.' '' But the judge said the boy's Mia- Gonzalez has said that he .would not · Robert Edgar of the U$. Natioli;.l mi relatives had shown Elian would travel to the United States to retrieve al Council of Churches, whicn scnf face "imminent and irreparable his son. representatives to visit Elian'~ fatlier harm" if he was returned 10 Cuba, Bernard Perlmulter, directo[ ofthe in Cuba, ctlticized .Bu.r ton's i!ction!A including the ','loss of due process University of Miami's Children and . · "Little Elian deserves to he'rtruriit:l rights and hanil to his physical and Youth Law Clinic, called the judge's ed immediate) ·th h' Iii 01 · al decJ·s,·on "poiJ'tJ'cally popular" but ,Y Wt • !5,mtmbers ~~ ogtcin mental health and emotional wellfather and closest famtl)l being... legally incorrect. The INS has the C b " Ed ·d · power to return Elian at any t1'me, he u a, gar S8l . .In , p~!pJJJe)l.t. The Cuban government con"The longer this whole 11r ';'sdnip, ·demned the ruling , and those at a raJ- said, despite its statements that the on,.lhe more disconnected this.smalil ly Monday ljkened Cuban exiles to . agency Will not. . · child becomes friim those who luive "beasts., The case has included several raised him and who love tum.'.' ·' '": high-profile efforts by Congress and ~ ,~ ' a - FCC decision lrks· -r eli,g i·o us broadcast~r$~: .. ·~: ... By KALPANA SRINIVASAN religious matters qualifies as educa- tiona!' programming," the FCC ruled. Associated Preas Writer tiona!. And in a footnote, it said church WASHINGTON - . Religious The ·di stinction is important, services also normatly would not broadcasters, aided by some law- because noncommercial TV broad- qualify.as "general etlucational" pro·makers, are mobilizing a grassroots casters are eligible forspeciallicens- gramming. The ruling made two campaign against a federal ruling es that entitle them to ·channels exceptions: If the service was part of they fear could lead to a suppression · reserved for educational programing. a historic event, such as the 'funeral of the programming they ·can· air. In its ruling , the I'CC defined more of a .national leader, or jls purpose While the decisiqn by the Feder- clearly what a station must' do to w~ to SllrYe the educational or cuial Communications CommissiOn qualify as an· educational program- ·tl!ral needs of a commupity. only impacts a limited number of mer. · The decision has drilwn ftre from noncommercial television stations, it Specifically, the commission said ' religious broadcasters lll)d lawmakhas . prompted much broader fears broadcasters must devote 50 percent ers, who argue that'.such distinctions among religious broadcasters that the of.their regularly scheduled air time are ·arbitrary and may reflect a bias government is trying to pass judg- to educational programs. The com- against religious programming< The ment' on certain types of religious missio_n also de)ined Yo(hat eo'ntent National Religious BroadcasterNent ·programs. · would cou~l' a~ educational, · , · q letter to 1,200 of their members The FCC, in deciding a license Programming "~rimarily de~oted decrying tile ruling. . . transfer last month between a·public to rehg1ous exhortauon, proselyuzm~ . · "Tite order contains a .disquieting television affiliate and a religious TV or statements pf peJ;So~ally held,reh:_ '· imp)jcatioll•tJ:!at.lhe gpvi;J:h.ment !JI!IY . stati.on in Pittsburgh, qetermined that gwus v1ews a_nd behefs generafty restnct certain strains of religious not all programming dealing · wit.h would not qualify as 'general educa- speech_ disfavoring more passiOn- . POMijROY ·- The following . L: .M ash td TPCWD, Salisbury; · land transfers ·were recorded recent- · Deed, federal National Mortgage ly in the . office of Meigs County . to James S. and-Jodi L. Fenis, Scipio; Recorder Judy King: ' Deed, I Mary Ann Myers to Deed, Tonya Behm 10 Lavern and Thomas Andrew Myers Jr., Rutland ; Deed, Larry W. and Beverly · S. Mary Jordan, Columbia; Deed; Junius Marks. to Kevin L. Rupe to Bruce R.l Fisher and M. and Teresa J. Doughty, Scipio; Thomas Dooley, Middleport; .Deed, John M. and Tammy L. Deed, Timothy. ]. and Paula A. King to Patricia Vaughan, Chester; Cremeans to Thomas and 'Yvonne Deed, Ruth Wolfe to Hilton N. Jr., Darst, Pomeroy~ Lawrence R. Wolfe and Duane B. Deed, · Jon N. and Colleen J. Wolfe, S~tton ; . Hazelbaker lo Joseph A. Hazelbaker, Righi of way, Olen R. imd Metis, Scipio; · Deed, Jenny D. Woltz to Harley T. , sa ·K. Bissell to 'l'uppers · Plains:,Chester Water District, Chester; Woltz, Salem; · Right of way, Lewis and Elva Y. Deed, Joseph .Jeffrey and Beth Hudson to TPCWD, Chester; Ann Brown to Gregory A. and Right of way, Timothy William . Michelle L. Duvall, Sutton; '!~d Debra Wllhs to TPCWD, Sutton; · Deed, Wilbur Ward to Donald R. R1ght of way, Robert and Sh~rley and Kay Shultz,'Salem; Wtlhs to TPCWD, Sutton; . Deed.' James P. and . Mary B. R1ght of way, C . Thomas and ~10' Hensl~y to Julie A. and Williain H. da V: ),lamm to TPCWD, Sutton , Swisher, Rutland; Rtght of way, Paul S. Moore to Deed John 0. and Patricia A -TPCWD, Sutton; H d .' . ·· · R ht f 'I' S d M 1. u son to Timothy R. Caldwell, ig o way, erry . an e 10- Rutland; . . • da K Patterson to TPCWD, Suuon; Deed, Helen Town'send 10 Rocky R1ght of way, Raben and Tamara R. and Carol Hupp, Olive; ·' I · Deed, Carol and Rocky R. Hupp , to 1as on S. and Tonya ·L. Lawson, Olive; Deed, Daniel E. and Shirley J. Stanley lo Shirley J: Stanley, Scipio; Easement, Geraldine Varney to Columbus Southern Power, Lebanon; Deed, Joni 'Lee Carrington to Olive Ruth R~eves, Scipio; Deed; Jerry L. and Patricia Ann Marcum to Glenna L. Stitt, Salem; , Deed, Wanda S. Laudermilt, Wanda S. Wood, Robert L. Wood to Roger Lee and Danette I. Jones, Sut.ton; _ Deed; John and Mildred Tucker to • - while not constraining otners tha't are more 'intelleclual' 'and drained of human emotion," wrote Brandt Gusta~son, the group's president. The group knows of IS religious broadc8$ters holding noncommercial licenses but believes there could be as many as 90 who would have to meet the FCC standards or possibly lose their licenses. In addition, publie broadcasting stations that hold noncommercial licenses and air reli gious programming will have 10 meet the new FCC criteria, said Karl Stoll, ~pokesman for the National Religiou,s Broadcasters. '' The net effect, I think, will be less preaching of the gospel, less programming of church services," he sa1d. • According to the t;CC, about 373 - -~..-... ---·~ • • I " l• 1 , I ! ., j televiSion stations hold ed4~a110naT reserve licerises nationWiae. Th~n commission estimates that a,bout 20' of these. are religious broa.)c:asters,., . 1 The bulk of religiods brol\14:asleis operate oh the commercial ba'nd a~cf · 1 ' 'I . fl K arc not covered by the deCision·. ' Nonetheless, the FCC' aetl,on prompted accusations by lawmaket'$., including members of the HolDe' ' Commerpe telecdrnmunicl\li,f;s subcomllli uee, · that the ' conimlssion. is trying to .control the broadcas~~ .religious expression. ·" "·· "The commission has no business ·- no business whatsoever - si~::' gling out religious' progfanuiung special scrutiny," Republican ReJ!tiMichael Oxley of O~io, Stev~ Largent of Oldahoma,plip Pickeriifk · of Mississippi and Cliff Ste~s 'dt , Florida wrote in a letter .;, ... ,ro( 1iMJ .. (&{ recorder .~, :0 1~ • l(aren Floyd and Sandra Phillips, Salisbury; Deed, Gordon C. Proffitt to Patsy K. Cornell, Lebanon; Deed, Gordon C. Proffitt to Elizabeth Carroll, Leban'on; · Deed, .Pamela J. Richard, Pamela J. Richards, Woodrow Richard and Enid Col'e to Michael Cole, Orange; Deed, Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman to Dana E. 'Jr. and Bernice Hoffman, Rutland; Deed, Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman to Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman, Orange; Deed, Russell L. and Brenda S. Day to Randy J. an~Teresa A: JohriY son Orange· -r ' · •.. I . Deed, ' ' Norma J. Curfman, Norm11, Jane Curfman to floyd E. Bafiey arid' ' Toni R. Bailey" Sutton; , . ·, Deed,. Robert ~d H~l M. Gflliq to Wilham J uruor and Stephani~ Lynn Wise, Salem; · , , ,;, .1 Easement, Warren D. and.Connie. L. Gregory to Stale ,01.-l..lnul,. Lebanon; Deed, Home Creek Ent•eijnise!;, Homecreek Enterprises Inc. to Jas•~n l 1 A. Baer, Sutton; 4 ~ ',,' ' tf, Frances Lane • 01"I..t an_,,k blast N0 .••n. • · ,;· · In 0 0 I ... Clearing Out Last c;entury's Mercha·ndis~e! AU Nike Mens, 'Wo.m ens & Childrens Outdoor Boots . . All · ASICS Group Reebok Boots Mus/Womens · Reg, 69" SO% Now $H 0 '•'M. '81QS • announcemen · ·' ' tS . 'Local News in Brief: in 0 • Suspect held following pursuit Pickup truck theft reported to sheriff ,The Daily Sentinel (USPS liJ.MO) r' , Co•••llkJ New.,.per lltlci..... IK. I' OAPSE sels session Meigs Local OAPSE, Chapter 17 . will meet Thursday night at the Meigs Middle School in the sixth grade building' at ? p.m . . ·'''\,_ One One ' . ~· ~~ ' Sale Room, on PRICE!f . Officials respond to theft report I sYRACUSE.:.... Syracuse Village Council has responded to a theft report from the' Meigs County Highway Department filed with the Sheriffs ·Depart- . ment on Nov. 15.· The report alleged that a $2,000 traffic counter device had been stolen from State Route 124 in Syracuse . · . Syracuse officials have refuted that the counter was slolen and advise that .it was confi scated by the village after it was placed on College Road. not Route 124, by' the Meigs County Highway DeP,artmenl without authorization. · Village officials charge that the counter was placed in an effort to und.errrune an applicatiOn for grant funds sought by both the village and the high way department.. . They said the h1ghway depar,tment could contact the mayor to get the . co unter back. That happened qn Friday. . Items reported taken from v~hicle .,xo% 1/ir Mee· NOw Sis ao~ 50'Xt~ • More In-store J . '· VIllage Rental Fees $12. 00 per rentdl unit are DUE by February 1, 2000· ., These ·fees must be paid . no later than February 28, 2000 Failure to pay the fees ·by February 28, 2000 wUI·result In the Imposition of·a tlf14!t of $1 00.00 j . , . ,t,•' •• ..,.. ··>-1•· •• "'SHOE PLACt ' . ' ,. .. . 0 < 0 ____________...,.' ALLAGES, ALL TIMES 84.00 _.....,;.;;..;;._...;;._..;.. Protect. the imggrtarit · people m your life. . 'tt 1"1 - ou n<'!W have the option of protecting your family members or a business partner with low-cost 10- or 20-year level rerm life insurance from Auto-Owners . details aro a competitive proposal. vflfiO.fJwllen ~ Ufe Home Car Business !M'No IIJ6..'!l.pl,o ' 0 Pomeroy 992..6687 0 '. ..· 0 • , ,, . 214Ea~tMAln • ' · ' ' Mlddl~port , __ ,_ (Drllltl) Tom Haris, Palli:ia Oarksoo, Mijlael IUI:an lnsumnce GJmpany. Call us fOr more , ,Footwea,r Reduced. :. mARJ llli-m, too . SYRACUSE .- Donnie Freeman, 30, Syracuse, was arrested Monday morning by Meigs County Sheriffs deputies and jailed on a charge of domestic violence. ·NOY.ICE. Hush Puppies Dress Shoes ..... ** Syrapuse man arrested on charge SY.RACUSE .:.... Norm Matson, Mi stletoe Laoe , Syracuse, reported Sunday afternoon that compact discs , sunglasses and rmgs were stolen from hi s vehicle, according to a Meigs County Sheriff's Office report , · . . Tim Jenkins, Pine Grov~ Road, Racine, reported Sunday mornmg that hJS house was entered overnight. Nothing was reported mi s~ing. All Slippers · . ** ~Virrectlo~ 'liP •. ,,, I B A Now~·'··" 1 0 i '~). 1 ~1 • 0 EMS units answer eight calls JANUARY Yilt CLEARANCE SAI•E. ::~ . ' · • •HOW IN · PROGRESS -· R81•1 1•tn. e may · • b S _ '~ create 100 new JO ! "I - ~~~~nt:~e.x;r~;~~~ommissioners ·E·rnest William. Kauff Deed, Glenna L. Stitt to Glenna ~d Tracy Howard,Stitt, Sal~m. ·, " - --- - • . ate and emotional expressions of faith Property ~~ransf~rs posted by Meigs CINCINNATI (AP) -An insurance company dciesn't have to pay la $3.5. million reimbursement to 'the company cleaning up radioactive wastes at the former Fernald uranium processing plant, a judge ruled. Fluor Daniel Fernald Inc.; the U:S. Department of Energy's cleanup con- · tractor at the I ,05.0-acre Fernald site . sued a Conneclicut"based- insurer'. Security Insurance Co. of Hartford Inc., for the reimbursement. . U.S . District Judge Sandra BeckWith on, Thursday granted the insurance company's request' to throw out the lawsuit. Fluor Da~iel Fernald is reviewing. tho judge's decision and .won't comment on it, company spokeSman Jeff Wagner. said Monday. The company JS a _<~hll of Fluor. Corp., the engineermg company based in Irvine Calif. ' · Fluor Daniel Fernald said a con~ struction subcontractor, Martech · USA Inc., of Anchorage, Alaska, was · . hired jn 1992 10 demolish and dismantle uranium ore-containing silos on· the Fernald site, 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati. Fluor Daniel Fer~nld later fired !1,1atiech, deciding that . It could not handle the job. ...... -·• aiut" ~~tither one were on duty New Year's Eve. Lavender said that be had he'-4:, a meeting with the pollee officers and had reduced their hours to 20 per wee"'c'l R.u ling will . keep ·c uban boy j_ n U.S~ untii ·Ma·r. ch. :::; Racine swears in new I on Jan. 18. Followinz the opening of the bids, they will be civcl\ to the lire department for review before being referred to the Meiss COunty 'Cornmissioners. Lavender announced that committees will be named after the scat on council is filled . He also reponed that he had received the resignation of Richard Wamsley, police officer.. effective Jan . 12. Wamsley said'he was rC~icning to continue his education. II was decided not 10 fill the position at this time. Wood reported on a meeting of the Water Department Board which he had attended and asked council to approve the purchase of a generator for that department at a cost of $1100 from. Baum Lumber Co. WoOd also stated he .had purchased from the state surplus agency three d~sks. four shelves. three calculators and a typewriter. It was lllso recommended that two hand-held radiOS be purchased at $173 each and two m'Obile radios at $322 e~ch. , Mike Ralston, maintenance supervisor. was authorized to purchase two ventless gas heaters to be placed in the pole building. At the suggestion of Wood, council approved installatioh of a dusk to dawn light at the ba~k of the building near the water tower and at the pole builtling in front of the municipal building. Campbell said that she stood by the figures, which, at the time they .,,Born luJ1C 12, 1911 in Mo111an Township, Gallia County, son of the late were given, were considered a "conservative estimate" of what the couner E. and Bertha Spires George, he was a retired roofer, and a member , the Pine·Grove Holiness Church. ty general fund would likely carry_. ,Survi,ving are his wife, Nina V. Rothgeb George ; seven daughters, Ruth over into the new year. , Ann (Jack) Pistelli of Ravenswood, W.Va., Mary Ellen (Dale) Schoolcraft "I think those figures were pretty of)"ampa. Fla., Leila Mae Durham of McArthur, Barbara Jean (Jerry) School- accurate," Campbell said. craft, Donna Marie Mcfarland, Nina Charlene (Robert) Manley, all of BidThe estimate for the carryover balw~. and.BrcndaAnn George of Vinton; five sons, Arthur William (Margaret) ance changed day-by-day late last Ql:orge and Merrill Lee (Donna) George, both of Vinton , Eli"Cr Franklin year, as interest on investments and deorge of Gallipolis, and Riclwd Allen (Debbie) George and Donald Edward other receipts were paid into the genQeprge, both of Bidwell; 31 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren; and eral fund, and as unf()l'eseen «pensseVeral nieces and nephews. . es were submitted to the commis1,He was also preoeded in death by his first wife, .Cora Alice George, in sio119rs for payment. Campbell said that ·sne felt the I 934; a 4aJ!ghter, Nellie McGraw, in 1997;•seven brothers, Ewing George, Atl"n George,.Don George, Wellie George, Cli.nton George , Roy George and commissioners would likely '1\\rley George; and four sisters, Fern Matthews, Glenna Cochran, Ruby Rus- encounter further difficulties next sell and'Larlon Russell: month. . Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in the Pine'Grove Holiness Church, with "We Wl.LL have some significant BOARD SWORN IN- Three members of the Sandy lan'larelll, left, administers the oath of the Rev. O'Dell Manley officiating. Burial will be in the Pige Grove Ceme- problems in Pebniary," Campbell reorganized Middleport BOard of Public Affairs office to new board members Myron Duffield, tery, M..a..•-'Center.)'riends may cllll at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel, Gal' said, and added that the end of 2000 were sworn In early Monday afternoon. Mayor Don ~livers and Bernard Gilkey. ~...,, ·. will present problems·similar to those lipolis,fr<\llv7-9t(mig!lt,and•tthe' churchanytimeafter6p.m. Wednesday. . , Howard noted that the commis• ,,. sioners ~nc ounter similar problems COLUMBUS (AP) - A devel- Nancy Holli ster, R-Marieua, said in . Ohio Coal Association . . .: . MIDDLEPORT- Ernest William Kauff, 62, Middleport, died Sunday, · each year, and agreed with Thornton opment effort' linking a railroad and a release Monday she was " in cred iOh10 coal productiOn fell from Its ; tha't the county's finances are in bet- a coal mine has passed a state hurdle bly happy" the money had been all-time high of 50 ':"i.llion tons ID ; Jan. 9, 2000 in the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville. ; ·Born •F.eb. 2-t, 1937 in Middlejx>n. son o( the late Clifford and Clara Still ter shape than they were last year_ that will lead to 100 high-paying jobs released, espec1ally becau,se of past 1972 to about 25 m1lhon tons last . Kaalff, he. ;.vas a veterafi of the U.S. Marine Corps. He was formerly employed namely ·because the board has access in southeastern Ohio. job losses m southeastern Ohio. year, Carey said. There are about : a& a labQrer. . · to an additional $100,000 which last . The state Controlling Board on Before the rail line 1s completed in 3,400 coal miners i~ Ohio, abouttwo- : • •1Sury\ving are three'sisters, Dorothy (Henry) Burl of Columbus, Sandy .year was spent on debt retirement . Monday approved $4.2 million to June , Ohw Southern workers · must th1rds fewer than m the 1970s, lte · (Chesler) Johnson of Bidwell, and Violet (Larry) Jeffers Of Middleport; a. (Those funds, according 10 Campbell, rebuild a 21-mile rail line between replace all58,000 wooden ties on the said. brplher. Carl (Shirley) Kauff of Middleport ; and several nieces and are not included in rh~ budget com- South Zanesville and New Lexing- 21 -mile stretch and about 70 percent . qcphe~~· mission'! certification for 2000.) ton. . · of the rail lines, Bill Strawn, president · Carey said the mine would create · . , Graveside services will 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Riverview Cemetery, Lentes denied Thornton 's accusaThe spending request by the Ohio of Coshocton-based Ohio Southern other jobs in the area, including : Middl~port, with the Rev. Leslie Hayman officiating. Friends may call at the tion that the budget commission Rail Development Commission was Inc., said Monday. e ngineering and surveying positions, : fi~her F!'neral Home, Middleport, on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon. made up of two Republicans and a part of a $5.5 mi.llion loan and grant Workers are also upgrading thre,e as well as having an economic ripple '.'~.·Ma' bel Democrat- had made comments to package for Ohio Southern Rail- bridges and rebuilding a fourth effect as miners and their families . The Daily Sen1i11ei for political pur- · road, Inc. because of the added weight of the spent more money. Th~ money is part of an $8.95 mil- coal-carrying rail cars , Strawn said. The state bought the rail fine in : poses. . ~,MIDDLEPORT ,-JIAabel Frances Lane, 87, Middleport, died Monday. "If the implicati on is that the bud- lion project to rebuild the line, which A new state law provides a $3 per 1972 w1th federal money that allowed ! JP.n. 10, 2000 'in Pleasant Valley Hospital. · get commission is fudging figures 10 has heen without service for eight ton ti\X credit to Ohiq electric utiliti'es states to buy lines in danger of bei~g _'.',Arrat\gements' will be announced by the Fisher Funeral Home, Mi(\dle- make (the commi ssioners) look bad, years . .The rebuilt line -will enable · that bum Ohio coal. That gives com- lost because of disuse, O'Leary sa1d. ' pOrt. · that's just not true," Lentes said, not- . Glouster Mining to develop a new panics an incentive to buy high sui- In addition to repay ment of the low- : ing that the budget commission can· $25 million high su lfur coal mine in fur coal, wh1ch needs extra treatment . interest loan , Ohio w•ll ~ceiVe about : JUr.• .e.~ ° only appropriate those funds which Athens County that will creaie 100 to meet some air quality standards, $440,000 for the apprmsed value of ' • ' they believe will be available. new jobs. · · said Mike Carey, president of the the line. O' Leary said. ' HOBS0)'4 .....; 'No i~j~~~ · were ·. • Th~· explosilm damagey the hold- ··,. Commissioner Mick Davenport, The jobs will pay about $20 an reported following an oil holding ing tanks, own@d by the Ohio Oil and Lentes , both said that they want hour in wages and benefits, ~aid (4nk explosion along Siate Route 7 Gathering Corp., and some of the PiP" to avoid an adversarial relationship Thomas O' Leary, rail com mission ' nC'ar Middleport early Monday ing, Byer said. The oil was contained between the two boards, and Thorn- executive director. POMEROY- Umts of the Meigs Hospital, Central Dispatch squad : e~¢ning. by an earthen holding dike and ton suggested that the commissioners, The mine is to begin production County Emergency Medical Service assisted; 1 · The Middleport Volunteer Fire removed by the owner, he added . Lentes, Frank and Campbell discuss by June a~d hit full capacity by Sep- recorded eight calls for ass,stance 7:06 p.m., volunteer fire depart- : Qepartilient was summoned to the The Meigs County Sheriffs Office • issues before talking 10 the media. tember, 0 Leary s.a•d. . Monday. Units responding included: ment to SR 7 at Hobson, oil tank . ''• scime of the blast shortly after 7 p.m. 'is investigating the cause of the But Davenport said that he felt that The reb~• II hne will also let explosion , no injuries reported. aiiii we~ on scene'until around 10:30 explosion and was on-scene, along those involved should try only to · Oxford Mmmg of New Lexmgton m CENTRAL-DISPATCH RUTLAND P'.!"·· ~brding to Meigs County with lne State~ighway Patrol,'? pro- avoid oversimplifying the issue. Perry County transport ~al to the .4:12a.m., State Route 338, Edna 9:15 p.m., Salem Street, Verna ' 1 irt,\ergc~~y Servif~S D!rector Ro~rt v1de traffic as~JStance, Byer sa1d. · "If you try to make simple state- Columbus~ Sou~crn Ohw/Ame~J- Parsons, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Martin, Holzer Medical Center, Cen- • .Y~r. ., · · . , . • . ments about a complex issue , there ~an Ele~tnc. Po er Co. plant '" Racine squad assisted; tral Di spatch squad assisted. 8:10 a.m., Overbrook Nursing SYRACUSE will be problems," Davenport sqid. onesYJ e. . II :29.a.m.; College Stree\t , George ;•~ "This budget lives and breathes. It I' The! Contrkolhng dBoard, consiSting Center, Middleport, Mabel Lane, · h d .. o s1x awma ers an a representat1 ve VMH; . Snyder, HMC. . .• c anges every ay. f h • .. ff' h r 1 . "We just did the best that· we could rom t e go ~ernor s o •ce, as ma Storys Run, Middle2:12 p.m., sh.oldng cessation will de.cide two levies: the ·replace.1h th th t h ., h. say on state spendm g. port, Lidda Gilkey, VMH; . A SI!IOking cessation workshop ment of a 1.8.-mi ll, five year levy for :dded. e money ~ we ave, e The region's state representative, II :03 p.m., Beech Street, Middle~II be hrid Wedn~sday, 4-~ p,.m. at curren1 expepses and the replacement port, Joy Grady, treated at the scene. \lie University of Rio Grand~ Meigs of one-mill for five years for fire proI MIDDLEPORT . <:;.enter'' ~iddl~port, Room 102. tection. •' 12:27 a.m .. North Third Avenue, WorkshOp is sponsored by the URG Darlene Johnson," l!leasant Valley Speaker coiJiing Meigs t;:enler andi\,.Heallh Recovery ~· , •~ \p i , W '· • llal. ~-tO T1tru Tllttn. .Ia t3 Dave Dailey Will be the speaker at . ~~rv·~~~· . ,·, · ~«.ti _ POMEROY -An 18-year-old Darwin man was arrested and jailed on the Tuppers Plains North Bethel numerous f harges following a vehicle chase early this mo~ning. Church for a special service , 4 p.m. '1IMHie ,4oowtif4 Electotrlceq Deputies of the Meigs County Snerifrs Office, responding to a complaint 1II..ENTBt IlL M,.EY t4l, lt4l · Th~banon Tc;.wnshjp.,BQ;tr.d ,of on J~n . 16. i~ . of s<imeone driving a 4-whee!-drive truck on private property, encountered ,{ {DIIIttll Mall ~ ~ l'llnlr, ... ~ Ill. Trus ~entt'y electe4 (lJIIT}' Smith a mud-covered truck whi~h sped away from the scene, according to Sheriff Offices closed as president and Charlie Lawrence as SAWY QIIIJ 111 .7'.41, ldii Planned Parenthood of Southeast James M. Soulsby. At times, the truck was driven cross-country in an effort vice president. The third trustee is (Ctiti.,.ICI ~ Sipxllley l'fea¥1!, TIll /olin , Ohio, includhig sites in Gallia, Hock- to elude the deputies , according to the report. Lawrence Johnston. laNTINIAl MIN 111 t4&, 1:18 A suspect, Budd J. Smith of Eastman Road, was eventually captured on ing , Ross, Jack.son and Ath~ns c'oun(llnmrlliiant) Roliio Wil1ams, Sam Neil foot and charged with driving under the influence, fleeing, expired operaties, w•ll be closed Monday in obseP 0 11. h' 'II TOY ITIIIY 2 ,. 1:18, tlD vance of Martm Luther Kmg Jr. Day. tor's license, left of center, possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless operoters m range owns 1p WI ation· and falsification. All·offices wil!'reopen the fpllowing !l!fi!!!ICilld!lllilsmbl ~ Tn 1111\ .11 !!!It · , decide a two-mill, five-year levy for was being held this morning in the Meigs County Ja(l. He day. " fire prolectipn in the March primary. UTTLE 1101 (F~) GIOII DaVIS,HIIJh laui!, Midlao J. Rlx THat levy was incorrectly rePQned as . being on ~be Olive Township ballot in . Merchants to meet RUTLAND -'- James BirchfieW, Main Street, Rutland reported to the MAN liN 111 MOON ~'~ 7:16, 1:11 The Pomeroy Merchants Assoc iSllnday's 'edition. Voters in Syracuse . liMl M·~igs County Sheriff's Office .this mor~ing that his 1986 Ford pickup truck, ation will meei,8:30 a.m. Wednesday with a 4-wheeler in the back, was stolen overnight. The 4-wheeler was found at Weaving Stitches. later in a creek. ~~weU1 died Sunday; Jan. 9, 2000 in Holzet Medical Center. ,., �1\Jttlfl~• Pomeroy, Mlddleport,10hlo .-.,.,y 11,2000 Officials (Contlnutd from Page 1) made by Frank were "negative pro- wendell Merrill George :i~:~~e~i~tett toward the com- BIDWElL_ Wendell Menill Geoi-ge, 88, 1200 Morgan Center Road, By KATHRYN CROW Sentinel Corr11p o."'dent ' SYRACUSE - Bill Roush was elected president of Syracuse Village Council at last Thursday niaht's meeting held at the municipal building. Reappointed grants adminislnliOr was Robert Wingett, with I. Carson Crow being named village solicitor, and Gene Triplett, engineer. Jim Pipe was again named to the Racine-Syracuse Regional Sewer Board, and Mony Wood and Kathryn Crow were appointed to serve on the Firemen's Dependency Board. Mayor Larry Lavender swore in Sharon Cottrill, clerk-treasurer, and Mony Wood and Bill Roush, councilmen. Since the seat of Mayor Lavender on council remains vacant, several residents attended to show interest. They were Brent Shuler, Mike Van~eter and Larry Ebers bach. It was also reported that Tucker Williams is interested. CQ\lncil made no decision about filling the vacancy but set a special session for Jan. 20, 7 p.m. to do so. At the suggestion of Cottrill, council approved a temporary appropriation for yeaJ; 2000 of $25,000-$15,000 for the general fund and $10,000 for the water fund . Wingett advised council that bids for the new fire truck will be opened ' By ALEX VEIGA council , ,, members RACINE - 1\vo councilmen, Greg Taylor and LarrY Wolfe, were given the oath of office at Monday night's meeting of !!.acini': Village Council. Since there were no candidates for mayor on the last ballot, Scott · Hill will continue to serve in that capacity .until a new mayor is elected. · As for the seat on council vacat' ed by Henry Lyons who resigned, candidates for appointment will be considered at a special session to be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. At that time also, a president of council will be named, committees will be appointed, and a budget will be adopted. Council hired John Holman as street commission for another year. ; ' l ' ' I • ' [ Wood also noted that there..., two officers workina fQr the villiiJe In his report to council , Holman reported that a v11lage mower needs some repair or should be replaced . . . He also gave a breakdown on village water usage noting that in 1990 51 million gallons were used while in 1999 '35 million gallons were •used. He auributed the decrease, to the installation of meters in•the village . . C9uncil gave a first reading to an . ordinance on salary increases '(or the street commissioner, wate! supervisor •nd village clerk. The mayor reported on plans for demolishing · two old houses in !Own. with the cost 10 be paid' by· the owners. One is located on.Main and Broadway and the other on Elm. It was noted that the house numbering map prepared by Ohio U niversily has been completed and will be reviewed by Council. The numbers will start at 1.00 on Elm Street; it was reported. Fire Chief David Neigler's report showed 95 calls answered in 1999, with,1,251 manpower hours. He also noted that nevi' tires' ~· needed for a fire truck and that the. department Reeds breathin,g apparati.Js. Plans were also announced to host a fite training school and to continue efforts 10 gel money to buy full dress uniforms. In other business, tne insurance program of the village, which participates in the Ohio Risk Management P)an, was ·discussed with Ray McComas of Kinders Insurance. Court reject~ . wast~ firm's legal action Aaloelated Preas Wrltar MIAMI - Elian Gonialez isn't leaving the United States any time soon. . A Florida judge ruJM Monday that the 6-year-old boy can stay at least until a March 6 custody hearing. The 1 Immigration and Naturalization Agency also said it had no intention of trying to send him back to Cuba, after earlier setting·a Friday deadline. "The INS has no plans to do any . enforcement action on Elian," INS spokesman Mike Gilhooly said. "We h ave no PIans Io c h ange the cus tod Y arrangement of him being with his . · f ·1 " M •am• am• Y· Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Rosa Rodriguez issued a 'temporary protective order so she can hear arguments filed by Elian's Miami , rela- each , with two hours for council meetings and two hours for holdln1 c~ ·' Bill Roush ~poke about bids for cleaning the city building and the~ob was given to Mike Ralston. : ·" Eber Pickens Jr. asked for turnout gear for a fireman at the cost of$ 1,2oo;u and a discussion was held on a feasibilit~ study of annexing upper Mlnelsvilll!:~ Pool operation was di~ussed and the {llayor asked for memhet's to su\,..• mit names for pool maniiJer.. The mayor's report showed ~pts ~r $8~:P for December. , ~ ·• The police report showed that nine citations were issued, four complaint'S 1 investigated, and one Wli!TIInl issued last month. . • · ··''· ,Cottrill's report showed a total in all funds of $89,630 includins':lhe fot,, lowing balances: general fund, 23, 314 ; street constrpction, $28;7()2; l)igti-' ·way, $3,615; fire, $11 ,973; water, Sl 4,705 ; pool, $722: guaranty: me~t.~ $3,729; cemetery, $210; law enforcement, $6S 8 ; and EMS building fun~) $1,971. • . .. •. • ' . 1 :"? s tive; , who are seeking temporary custody. The order leaves Elian in their custody until the hearing. Waving a copy of the ruling, Lazaro Gonzalez, the great, uricle who i~ seeking custody, yelled "Victory for Elian'" in Spanish before going ins'idc the family 's home in Li1-· tie Havana. If he is a-ppointed Elian 's guardian, he could seek asy lum for the boy. " Today is a great day for Elian, " said his auorney, Spencer Eig. "(The ruling) will provide Eli an Gonzalez his <lay in court. " Elian was found Thanksg,·vi·ng Oay off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, clinging to an inner tube · after hi s mother, stepfa ther and others drowned while attempting to reach the United States. In a c~Se that has touched off huge . protests in Miami and Cuba, the INS Elian's fa.thcr, Juan Miguel Gon- others tO intervene. Vice Prti'sident AI ruled last week that Elian should be zalez, has d~manded that his son be Gore has questioned whether the INS returned to his father in Cuba, a rul- returned. Elian's relatives in Miami had the expertise .to decide J•Eiian's ing endorsed liy President 'tlinton say they can give him 'a better life off .' fate. ·• ' , and Attorney General Janet Reno. the communist island, Last week, Rep.· Dan Burton, R- , The INS said it found the boy had The judge has· ordered Gonzalez Ind. , tried to delay·EJian's dePartut.ii a close . relationship with, his father tobeattbeMarchhearing,sayinghis by issuing a sub~na that requires' and was orderinjl Elian back to Cuba " failure to appear may result in a the boy to testify 'before ·House because he ·" belongs with his father." decision adverse to his interests." committee Feb. 10. · •.' '' But the judge said the boy's Mia- Gonzalez has said that he .would not · Robert Edgar of the U$. Natioli;.l mi relatives had shown Elian would travel to the United States to retrieve al Council of Churches, whicn scnf face "imminent and irreparable his son. representatives to visit Elian'~ fatlier harm" if he was returned 10 Cuba, Bernard Perlmulter, directo[ ofthe in Cuba, ctlticized .Bu.r ton's i!ction!A including the ','loss of due process University of Miami's Children and . · "Little Elian deserves to he'rtruriit:l rights and hanil to his physical and Youth Law Clinic, called the judge's ed immediate) ·th h' Iii 01 · al decJ·s,·on "poiJ'tJ'cally popular" but ,Y Wt • !5,mtmbers ~~ ogtcin mental health and emotional wellfather and closest famtl)l being... legally incorrect. The INS has the C b " Ed ·d · power to return Elian at any t1'me, he u a, gar S8l . .In , p~!pJJJe)l.t. The Cuban government con"The longer this whole 11r ';'sdnip, ·demned the ruling , and those at a raJ- said, despite its statements that the on,.lhe more disconnected this.smalil ly Monday ljkened Cuban exiles to . agency Will not. . · child becomes friim those who luive "beasts., The case has included several raised him and who love tum.'.' ·' '": high-profile efforts by Congress and ~ ,~ ' a - FCC decision lrks· -r eli,g i·o us broadcast~r$~: .. ·~: ... By KALPANA SRINIVASAN religious matters qualifies as educa- tiona!' programming," the FCC ruled. Associated Preas Writer tiona!. And in a footnote, it said church WASHINGTON - . Religious The ·di stinction is important, services also normatly would not broadcasters, aided by some law- because noncommercial TV broad- qualify.as "general etlucational" pro·makers, are mobilizing a grassroots casters are eligible forspeciallicens- gramming. The ruling made two campaign against a federal ruling es that entitle them to ·channels exceptions: If the service was part of they fear could lead to a suppression · reserved for educational programing. a historic event, such as the 'funeral of the programming they ·can· air. In its ruling , the I'CC defined more of a .national leader, or jls purpose While the decisiqn by the Feder- clearly what a station must' do to w~ to SllrYe the educational or cuial Communications CommissiOn qualify as an· educational program- ·tl!ral needs of a commupity. only impacts a limited number of mer. · The decision has drilwn ftre from noncommercial television stations, it Specifically, the commission said ' religious broadcasters lll)d lawmakhas . prompted much broader fears broadcasters must devote 50 percent ers, who argue that'.such distinctions among religious broadcasters that the of.their regularly scheduled air time are ·arbitrary and may reflect a bias government is trying to pass judg- to educational programs. The com- against religious programming< The ment' on certain types of religious missio_n also de)ined Yo(hat eo'ntent National Religious BroadcasterNent ·programs. · would cou~l' a~ educational, · , · q letter to 1,200 of their members The FCC, in deciding a license Programming "~rimarily de~oted decrying tile ruling. . . transfer last month between a·public to rehg1ous exhortauon, proselyuzm~ . · "Tite order contains a .disquieting television affiliate and a religious TV or statements pf peJ;So~ally held,reh:_ '· imp)jcatioll•tJ:!at.lhe gpvi;J:h.ment !JI!IY . stati.on in Pittsburgh, qetermined that gwus v1ews a_nd behefs generafty restnct certain strains of religious not all programming dealing · wit.h would not qualify as 'general educa- speech_ disfavoring more passiOn- . POMijROY ·- The following . L: .M ash td TPCWD, Salisbury; · land transfers ·were recorded recent- · Deed, federal National Mortgage ly in the . office of Meigs County . to James S. and-Jodi L. Fenis, Scipio; Recorder Judy King: ' Deed, I Mary Ann Myers to Deed, Tonya Behm 10 Lavern and Thomas Andrew Myers Jr., Rutland ; Deed, Larry W. and Beverly · S. Mary Jordan, Columbia; Deed; Junius Marks. to Kevin L. Rupe to Bruce R.l Fisher and M. and Teresa J. Doughty, Scipio; Thomas Dooley, Middleport; .Deed, John M. and Tammy L. Deed, Timothy. ]. and Paula A. King to Patricia Vaughan, Chester; Cremeans to Thomas and 'Yvonne Deed, Ruth Wolfe to Hilton N. Jr., Darst, Pomeroy~ Lawrence R. Wolfe and Duane B. Deed, · Jon N. and Colleen J. Wolfe, S~tton ; . Hazelbaker lo Joseph A. Hazelbaker, Righi of way, Olen R. imd Metis, Scipio; · Deed, Jenny D. Woltz to Harley T. , sa ·K. Bissell to 'l'uppers · Plains:,Chester Water District, Chester; Woltz, Salem; · Right of way, Lewis and Elva Y. Deed, Joseph .Jeffrey and Beth Hudson to TPCWD, Chester; Ann Brown to Gregory A. and Right of way, Timothy William . Michelle L. Duvall, Sutton; '!~d Debra Wllhs to TPCWD, Sutton; · Deed, Wilbur Ward to Donald R. R1ght of way, Robert and Sh~rley and Kay Shultz,'Salem; Wtlhs to TPCWD, Sutton; . Deed.' James P. and . Mary B. R1ght of way, C . Thomas and ~10' Hensl~y to Julie A. and Williain H. da V: ),lamm to TPCWD, Sutton , Swisher, Rutland; Rtght of way, Paul S. Moore to Deed John 0. and Patricia A -TPCWD, Sutton; H d .' . ·· · R ht f 'I' S d M 1. u son to Timothy R. Caldwell, ig o way, erry . an e 10- Rutland; . . • da K Patterson to TPCWD, Suuon; Deed, Helen Town'send 10 Rocky R1ght of way, Raben and Tamara R. and Carol Hupp, Olive; ·' I · Deed, Carol and Rocky R. Hupp , to 1as on S. and Tonya ·L. Lawson, Olive; Deed, Daniel E. and Shirley J. Stanley lo Shirley J: Stanley, Scipio; Easement, Geraldine Varney to Columbus Southern Power, Lebanon; Deed, Joni 'Lee Carrington to Olive Ruth R~eves, Scipio; Deed; Jerry L. and Patricia Ann Marcum to Glenna L. Stitt, Salem; , Deed, Wanda S. Laudermilt, Wanda S. Wood, Robert L. Wood to Roger Lee and Danette I. Jones, Sut.ton; _ Deed; John and Mildred Tucker to • - while not constraining otners tha't are more 'intelleclual' 'and drained of human emotion," wrote Brandt Gusta~son, the group's president. The group knows of IS religious broadc8$ters holding noncommercial licenses but believes there could be as many as 90 who would have to meet the FCC standards or possibly lose their licenses. In addition, publie broadcasting stations that hold noncommercial licenses and air reli gious programming will have 10 meet the new FCC criteria, said Karl Stoll, ~pokesman for the National Religiou,s Broadcasters. '' The net effect, I think, will be less preaching of the gospel, less programming of church services," he sa1d. • According to the t;CC, about 373 - -~..-... ---·~ • • I " l• 1 , I ! ., j televiSion stations hold ed4~a110naT reserve licerises nationWiae. Th~n commission estimates that a,bout 20' of these. are religious broa.)c:asters,., . 1 The bulk of religiods brol\14:asleis operate oh the commercial ba'nd a~cf · 1 ' 'I . fl K arc not covered by the deCision·. ' Nonetheless, the FCC' aetl,on prompted accusations by lawmaket'$., including members of the HolDe' ' Commerpe telecdrnmunicl\li,f;s subcomllli uee, · that the ' conimlssion. is trying to .control the broadcas~~ .religious expression. ·" "·· "The commission has no business ·- no business whatsoever - si~::' gling out religious' progfanuiung special scrutiny," Republican ReJ!tiMichael Oxley of O~io, Stev~ Largent of Oldahoma,plip Pickeriifk · of Mississippi and Cliff Ste~s 'dt , Florida wrote in a letter .;, ... ,ro( 1iMJ .. (&{ recorder .~, :0 1~ • l(aren Floyd and Sandra Phillips, Salisbury; Deed, Gordon C. Proffitt to Patsy K. Cornell, Lebanon; Deed, Gordon C. Proffitt to Elizabeth Carroll, Leban'on; · Deed, .Pamela J. Richard, Pamela J. Richards, Woodrow Richard and Enid Col'e to Michael Cole, Orange; Deed, Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman to Dana E. 'Jr. and Bernice Hoffman, Rutland; Deed, Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman to Dana E. Jr. and Bernice L. Hoffman, Orange; Deed, Russell L. and Brenda S. Day to Randy J. an~Teresa A: JohriY son Orange· -r ' · •.. I . Deed, ' ' Norma J. Curfman, Norm11, Jane Curfman to floyd E. Bafiey arid' ' Toni R. Bailey" Sutton; , . ·, Deed,. Robert ~d H~l M. Gflliq to Wilham J uruor and Stephani~ Lynn Wise, Salem; · , , ,;, .1 Easement, Warren D. and.Connie. L. Gregory to Stale ,01.-l..lnul,. Lebanon; Deed, Home Creek Ent•eijnise!;, Homecreek Enterprises Inc. to Jas•~n l 1 A. Baer, Sutton; 4 ~ ',,' ' tf, Frances Lane • 01"I..t an_,,k blast N0 .••n. • · ,;· · In 0 0 I ... Clearing Out Last c;entury's Mercha·ndis~e! AU Nike Mens, 'Wo.m ens & Childrens Outdoor Boots . . All · ASICS Group Reebok Boots Mus/Womens · Reg, 69" SO% Now $H 0 '•'M. '81QS • announcemen · ·' ' tS . 'Local News in Brief: in 0 • Suspect held following pursuit Pickup truck theft reported to sheriff ,The Daily Sentinel (USPS liJ.MO) r' , Co•••llkJ New.,.per lltlci..... IK. I' OAPSE sels session Meigs Local OAPSE, Chapter 17 . will meet Thursday night at the Meigs Middle School in the sixth grade building' at ? p.m . . ·'''\,_ One One ' . ~· ~~ ' Sale Room, on PRICE!f . Officials respond to theft report I sYRACUSE.:.... Syracuse Village Council has responded to a theft report from the' Meigs County Highway Department filed with the Sheriffs ·Depart- . ment on Nov. 15.· The report alleged that a $2,000 traffic counter device had been stolen from State Route 124 in Syracuse . · . Syracuse officials have refuted that the counter was slolen and advise that .it was confi scated by the village after it was placed on College Road. not Route 124, by' the Meigs County Highway DeP,artmenl without authorization. · Village officials charge that the counter was placed in an effort to und.errrune an applicatiOn for grant funds sought by both the village and the high way department.. . They said the h1ghway depar,tment could contact the mayor to get the . co unter back. That happened qn Friday. . Items reported taken from v~hicle .,xo% 1/ir Mee· NOw Sis ao~ 50'Xt~ • More In-store J . '· VIllage Rental Fees $12. 00 per rentdl unit are DUE by February 1, 2000· ., These ·fees must be paid . no later than February 28, 2000 Failure to pay the fees ·by February 28, 2000 wUI·result In the Imposition of·a tlf14!t of $1 00.00 j . , . ,t,•' •• ..,.. ··>-1•· •• "'SHOE PLACt ' . ' ,. .. . 0 < 0 ____________...,.' ALLAGES, ALL TIMES 84.00 _.....,;.;;..;;._...;;._..;.. Protect. the imggrtarit · people m your life. . 'tt 1"1 - ou n<'!W have the option of protecting your family members or a business partner with low-cost 10- or 20-year level rerm life insurance from Auto-Owners . details aro a competitive proposal. vflfiO.fJwllen ~ Ufe Home Car Business !M'No IIJ6..'!l.pl,o ' 0 Pomeroy 992..6687 0 '. ..· 0 • , ,, . 214Ea~tMAln • ' · ' ' Mlddl~port , __ ,_ (Drllltl) Tom Haris, Palli:ia Oarksoo, Mijlael IUI:an lnsumnce GJmpany. Call us fOr more , ,Footwea,r Reduced. :. mARJ llli-m, too . SYRACUSE .- Donnie Freeman, 30, Syracuse, was arrested Monday morning by Meigs County Sheriffs deputies and jailed on a charge of domestic violence. ·NOY.ICE. Hush Puppies Dress Shoes ..... ** Syrapuse man arrested on charge SY.RACUSE .:.... Norm Matson, Mi stletoe Laoe , Syracuse, reported Sunday afternoon that compact discs , sunglasses and rmgs were stolen from hi s vehicle, according to a Meigs County Sheriff's Office report , · . . Tim Jenkins, Pine Grov~ Road, Racine, reported Sunday mornmg that hJS house was entered overnight. Nothing was reported mi s~ing. All Slippers · . ** ~Virrectlo~ 'liP •. ,,, I B A Now~·'··" 1 0 i '~). 1 ~1 • 0 EMS units answer eight calls JANUARY Yilt CLEARANCE SAI•E. ::~ . ' · • •HOW IN · PROGRESS -· R81•1 1•tn. e may · • b S _ '~ create 100 new JO ! "I - ~~~~nt:~e.x;r~;~~~ommissioners ·E·rnest William. Kauff Deed, Glenna L. Stitt to Glenna ~d Tracy Howard,Stitt, Sal~m. ·, " - --- - • . ate and emotional expressions of faith Property ~~ransf~rs posted by Meigs CINCINNATI (AP) -An insurance company dciesn't have to pay la $3.5. million reimbursement to 'the company cleaning up radioactive wastes at the former Fernald uranium processing plant, a judge ruled. Fluor Daniel Fernald Inc.; the U:S. Department of Energy's cleanup con- · tractor at the I ,05.0-acre Fernald site . sued a Conneclicut"based- insurer'. Security Insurance Co. of Hartford Inc., for the reimbursement. . U.S . District Judge Sandra BeckWith on, Thursday granted the insurance company's request' to throw out the lawsuit. Fluor Da~iel Fernald is reviewing. tho judge's decision and .won't comment on it, company spokeSman Jeff Wagner. said Monday. The company JS a _<~hll of Fluor. Corp., the engineermg company based in Irvine Calif. ' · Fluor Daniel Fernald said a con~ struction subcontractor, Martech · USA Inc., of Anchorage, Alaska, was · . hired jn 1992 10 demolish and dismantle uranium ore-containing silos on· the Fernald site, 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati. Fluor Daniel Fer~nld later fired !1,1atiech, deciding that . It could not handle the job. ...... -·• aiut" ~~tither one were on duty New Year's Eve. Lavender said that be had he'-4:, a meeting with the pollee officers and had reduced their hours to 20 per wee"'c'l R.u ling will . keep ·c uban boy j_ n U.S~ untii ·Ma·r. ch. :::; Racine swears in new I on Jan. 18. Followinz the opening of the bids, they will be civcl\ to the lire department for review before being referred to the Meiss COunty 'Cornmissioners. Lavender announced that committees will be named after the scat on council is filled . He also reponed that he had received the resignation of Richard Wamsley, police officer.. effective Jan . 12. Wamsley said'he was rC~icning to continue his education. II was decided not 10 fill the position at this time. Wood reported on a meeting of the Water Department Board which he had attended and asked council to approve the purchase of a generator for that department at a cost of $1100 from. Baum Lumber Co. WoOd also stated he .had purchased from the state surplus agency three d~sks. four shelves. three calculators and a typewriter. It was lllso recommended that two hand-held radiOS be purchased at $173 each and two m'Obile radios at $322 e~ch. , Mike Ralston, maintenance supervisor. was authorized to purchase two ventless gas heaters to be placed in the pole building. At the suggestion of Wood, council approved installatioh of a dusk to dawn light at the ba~k of the building near the water tower and at the pole builtling in front of the municipal building. Campbell said that she stood by the figures, which, at the time they .,,Born luJ1C 12, 1911 in Mo111an Township, Gallia County, son of the late were given, were considered a "conservative estimate" of what the couner E. and Bertha Spires George, he was a retired roofer, and a member , the Pine·Grove Holiness Church. ty general fund would likely carry_. ,Survi,ving are his wife, Nina V. Rothgeb George ; seven daughters, Ruth over into the new year. , Ann (Jack) Pistelli of Ravenswood, W.Va., Mary Ellen (Dale) Schoolcraft "I think those figures were pretty of)"ampa. Fla., Leila Mae Durham of McArthur, Barbara Jean (Jerry) School- accurate," Campbell said. craft, Donna Marie Mcfarland, Nina Charlene (Robert) Manley, all of BidThe estimate for the carryover balw~. and.BrcndaAnn George of Vinton; five sons, Arthur William (Margaret) ance changed day-by-day late last Ql:orge and Merrill Lee (Donna) George, both of Vinton , Eli"Cr Franklin year, as interest on investments and deorge of Gallipolis, and Riclwd Allen (Debbie) George and Donald Edward other receipts were paid into the genQeprge, both of Bidwell; 31 grandchildren and 38 great-grandchildren; and eral fund, and as unf()l'eseen «pensseVeral nieces and nephews. . es were submitted to the commis1,He was also preoeded in death by his first wife, .Cora Alice George, in sio119rs for payment. Campbell said that ·sne felt the I 934; a 4aJ!ghter, Nellie McGraw, in 1997;•seven brothers, Ewing George, Atl"n George,.Don George, Wellie George, Cli.nton George , Roy George and commissioners would likely '1\\rley George; and four sisters, Fern Matthews, Glenna Cochran, Ruby Rus- encounter further difficulties next sell and'Larlon Russell: month. . Services will be 2 p.m. Thursday in the Pine'Grove Holiness Church, with "We Wl.LL have some significant BOARD SWORN IN- Three members of the Sandy lan'larelll, left, administers the oath of the Rev. O'Dell Manley officiating. Burial will be in the Pige Grove Ceme- problems in Pebniary," Campbell reorganized Middleport BOard of Public Affairs office to new board members Myron Duffield, tery, M..a..•-'Center.)'riends may cllll at the Cremeens Funeral Chapel, Gal' said, and added that the end of 2000 were sworn In early Monday afternoon. Mayor Don ~livers and Bernard Gilkey. ~...,, ·. will present problems·similar to those lipolis,fr<\llv7-9t(mig!lt,and•tthe' churchanytimeafter6p.m. Wednesday. . , Howard noted that the commis• ,,. sioners ~nc ounter similar problems COLUMBUS (AP) - A devel- Nancy Holli ster, R-Marieua, said in . Ohio Coal Association . . .: . MIDDLEPORT- Ernest William Kauff, 62, Middleport, died Sunday, · each year, and agreed with Thornton opment effort' linking a railroad and a release Monday she was " in cred iOh10 coal productiOn fell from Its ; tha't the county's finances are in bet- a coal mine has passed a state hurdle bly happy" the money had been all-time high of 50 ':"i.llion tons ID ; Jan. 9, 2000 in the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville. ; ·Born •F.eb. 2-t, 1937 in Middlejx>n. son o( the late Clifford and Clara Still ter shape than they were last year_ that will lead to 100 high-paying jobs released, espec1ally becau,se of past 1972 to about 25 m1lhon tons last . Kaalff, he. ;.vas a veterafi of the U.S. Marine Corps. He was formerly employed namely ·because the board has access in southeastern Ohio. job losses m southeastern Ohio. year, Carey said. There are about : a& a labQrer. . · to an additional $100,000 which last . The state Controlling Board on Before the rail line 1s completed in 3,400 coal miners i~ Ohio, abouttwo- : • •1Sury\ving are three'sisters, Dorothy (Henry) Burl of Columbus, Sandy .year was spent on debt retirement . Monday approved $4.2 million to June , Ohw Southern workers · must th1rds fewer than m the 1970s, lte · (Chesler) Johnson of Bidwell, and Violet (Larry) Jeffers Of Middleport; a. (Those funds, according 10 Campbell, rebuild a 21-mile rail line between replace all58,000 wooden ties on the said. brplher. Carl (Shirley) Kauff of Middleport ; and several nieces and are not included in rh~ budget com- South Zanesville and New Lexing- 21 -mile stretch and about 70 percent . qcphe~~· mission'! certification for 2000.) ton. . · of the rail lines, Bill Strawn, president · Carey said the mine would create · . , Graveside services will 1 p.m. Wednesday in the Riverview Cemetery, Lentes denied Thornton 's accusaThe spending request by the Ohio of Coshocton-based Ohio Southern other jobs in the area, including : Middl~port, with the Rev. Leslie Hayman officiating. Friends may call at the tion that the budget commission Rail Development Commission was Inc., said Monday. e ngineering and surveying positions, : fi~her F!'neral Home, Middleport, on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to noon. made up of two Republicans and a part of a $5.5 mi.llion loan and grant Workers are also upgrading thre,e as well as having an economic ripple '.'~.·Ma' bel Democrat- had made comments to package for Ohio Southern Rail- bridges and rebuilding a fourth effect as miners and their families . The Daily Sen1i11ei for political pur- · road, Inc. because of the added weight of the spent more money. Th~ money is part of an $8.95 mil- coal-carrying rail cars , Strawn said. The state bought the rail fine in : poses. . ~,MIDDLEPORT ,-JIAabel Frances Lane, 87, Middleport, died Monday. "If the implicati on is that the bud- lion project to rebuild the line, which A new state law provides a $3 per 1972 w1th federal money that allowed ! JP.n. 10, 2000 'in Pleasant Valley Hospital. · get commission is fudging figures 10 has heen without service for eight ton ti\X credit to Ohiq electric utiliti'es states to buy lines in danger of bei~g _'.',Arrat\gements' will be announced by the Fisher Funeral Home, Mi(\dle- make (the commi ssioners) look bad, years . .The rebuilt line -will enable · that bum Ohio coal. That gives com- lost because of disuse, O'Leary sa1d. ' pOrt. · that's just not true," Lentes said, not- . Glouster Mining to develop a new panics an incentive to buy high sui- In addition to repay ment of the low- : ing that the budget commission can· $25 million high su lfur coal mine in fur coal, wh1ch needs extra treatment . interest loan , Ohio w•ll ~ceiVe about : JUr.• .e.~ ° only appropriate those funds which Athens County that will creaie 100 to meet some air quality standards, $440,000 for the apprmsed value of ' • ' they believe will be available. new jobs. · · said Mike Carey, president of the the line. O' Leary said. ' HOBS0)'4 .....; 'No i~j~~~ · were ·. • Th~· explosilm damagey the hold- ··,. Commissioner Mick Davenport, The jobs will pay about $20 an reported following an oil holding ing tanks, own@d by the Ohio Oil and Lentes , both said that they want hour in wages and benefits, ~aid (4nk explosion along Siate Route 7 Gathering Corp., and some of the PiP" to avoid an adversarial relationship Thomas O' Leary, rail com mission ' nC'ar Middleport early Monday ing, Byer said. The oil was contained between the two boards, and Thorn- executive director. POMEROY- Umts of the Meigs Hospital, Central Dispatch squad : e~¢ning. by an earthen holding dike and ton suggested that the commissioners, The mine is to begin production County Emergency Medical Service assisted; 1 · The Middleport Volunteer Fire removed by the owner, he added . Lentes, Frank and Campbell discuss by June a~d hit full capacity by Sep- recorded eight calls for ass,stance 7:06 p.m., volunteer fire depart- : Qepartilient was summoned to the The Meigs County Sheriffs Office • issues before talking 10 the media. tember, 0 Leary s.a•d. . Monday. Units responding included: ment to SR 7 at Hobson, oil tank . ''• scime of the blast shortly after 7 p.m. 'is investigating the cause of the But Davenport said that he felt that The reb~• II hne will also let explosion , no injuries reported. aiiii we~ on scene'until around 10:30 explosion and was on-scene, along those involved should try only to · Oxford Mmmg of New Lexmgton m CENTRAL-DISPATCH RUTLAND P'.!"·· ~brding to Meigs County with lne State~ighway Patrol,'? pro- avoid oversimplifying the issue. Perry County transport ~al to the .4:12a.m., State Route 338, Edna 9:15 p.m., Salem Street, Verna ' 1 irt,\ergc~~y Servif~S D!rector Ro~rt v1de traffic as~JStance, Byer sa1d. · "If you try to make simple state- Columbus~ Sou~crn Ohw/Ame~J- Parsons, Veterans Memorial Hospital, Martin, Holzer Medical Center, Cen- • .Y~r. ., · · . , . • . ments about a complex issue , there ~an Ele~tnc. Po er Co. plant '" Racine squad assisted; tral Di spatch squad assisted. 8:10 a.m., Overbrook Nursing SYRACUSE will be problems," Davenport sqid. onesYJ e. . II :29.a.m.; College Stree\t , George ;•~ "This budget lives and breathes. It I' The! Contrkolhng dBoard, consiSting Center, Middleport, Mabel Lane, · h d .. o s1x awma ers an a representat1 ve VMH; . Snyder, HMC. . .• c anges every ay. f h • .. ff' h r 1 . "We just did the best that· we could rom t e go ~ernor s o •ce, as ma Storys Run, Middle2:12 p.m., sh.oldng cessation will de.cide two levies: the ·replace.1h th th t h ., h. say on state spendm g. port, Lidda Gilkey, VMH; . A SI!IOking cessation workshop ment of a 1.8.-mi ll, five year levy for :dded. e money ~ we ave, e The region's state representative, II :03 p.m., Beech Street, Middle~II be hrid Wedn~sday, 4-~ p,.m. at curren1 expepses and the replacement port, Joy Grady, treated at the scene. \lie University of Rio Grand~ Meigs of one-mill for five years for fire proI MIDDLEPORT . <:;.enter'' ~iddl~port, Room 102. tection. •' 12:27 a.m .. North Third Avenue, WorkshOp is sponsored by the URG Darlene Johnson," l!leasant Valley Speaker coiJiing Meigs t;:enler andi\,.Heallh Recovery ~· , •~ \p i , W '· • llal. ~-tO T1tru Tllttn. .Ia t3 Dave Dailey Will be the speaker at . ~~rv·~~~· . ,·, · ~«.ti _ POMEROY -An 18-year-old Darwin man was arrested and jailed on the Tuppers Plains North Bethel numerous f harges following a vehicle chase early this mo~ning. Church for a special service , 4 p.m. '1IMHie ,4oowtif4 Electotrlceq Deputies of the Meigs County Snerifrs Office, responding to a complaint 1II..ENTBt IlL M,.EY t4l, lt4l · Th~banon Tc;.wnshjp.,BQ;tr.d ,of on J~n . 16. i~ . of s<imeone driving a 4-whee!-drive truck on private property, encountered ,{ {DIIIttll Mall ~ ~ l'llnlr, ... ~ Ill. Trus ~entt'y electe4 (lJIIT}' Smith a mud-covered truck whi~h sped away from the scene, according to Sheriff Offices closed as president and Charlie Lawrence as SAWY QIIIJ 111 .7'.41, ldii Planned Parenthood of Southeast James M. Soulsby. At times, the truck was driven cross-country in an effort vice president. The third trustee is (Ctiti.,.ICI ~ Sipxllley l'fea¥1!, TIll /olin , Ohio, includhig sites in Gallia, Hock- to elude the deputies , according to the report. Lawrence Johnston. laNTINIAl MIN 111 t4&, 1:18 A suspect, Budd J. Smith of Eastman Road, was eventually captured on ing , Ross, Jack.son and Ath~ns c'oun(llnmrlliiant) Roliio Wil1ams, Sam Neil foot and charged with driving under the influence, fleeing, expired operaties, w•ll be closed Monday in obseP 0 11. h' 'II TOY ITIIIY 2 ,. 1:18, tlD vance of Martm Luther Kmg Jr. Day. tor's license, left of center, possession of drug paraphernalia, reckless operoters m range owns 1p WI ation· and falsification. All·offices wil!'reopen the fpllowing !l!fi!!!ICilld!lllilsmbl ~ Tn 1111\ .11 !!!It · , decide a two-mill, five-year levy for was being held this morning in the Meigs County Ja(l. He day. " fire prolectipn in the March primary. UTTLE 1101 (F~) GIOII DaVIS,HIIJh laui!, Midlao J. Rlx THat levy was incorrectly rePQned as . being on ~be Olive Township ballot in . Merchants to meet RUTLAND -'- James BirchfieW, Main Street, Rutland reported to the MAN liN 111 MOON ~'~ 7:16, 1:11 The Pomeroy Merchants Assoc iSllnday's 'edition. Voters in Syracuse . liMl M·~igs County Sheriff's Office .this mor~ing that his 1986 Ford pickup truck, ation will meei,8:30 a.m. Wednesday with a 4-wheeler in the back, was stolen overnight. The 4-wheeler was found at Weaving Stitches. later in a creek. ~~weU1 died Sunday; Jan. 9, 2000 in Holzet Medical Center. ,., �e en Tulldey, Jlnuery 11, 20011 '£st@{Ufd In 1948 . Delr Ana Lan"Mike" and I married, I found ·out some ' . dis.turbing things about his par· ents, whom I thought I knew quite well. It seems Mike's father has had numerous affairs, and when Mike and his brothers were lit· tie, he would have the boys wait in the cat while he visited m&S$11ge par· Iars. And then, six. months ago·, we were denied a mortgage because, to my complete surprise, ~ike had more than $5,000 in delinquent cred· it-can! debt. It was. a shock to Mike · when he leanied of this, but he knew · immediately what had happened. It 1 seems his mother had taken out a lc.redit card in his name, and did not Ohio Valley Pljbllshlng Co. Chiii'IM W. Govey • .P\!bllah• · Manllglng EditOr Dllnl Hill Conboller ChwleM HoefliCh O.Mral MIIMIPI Our view: A big . insult I . No reauthorization of·Older Americans Act worrisome ' When Congress let 1999 pass without reauthorizing the Older Americans Act, it was a real slap .in the face of senior citizens. It's been five years since the act which provides a foundation of funded services for our nations' older citizens- now one in .eight over 65 years· has been reauthorized. · That sets local senior centers up for The' act was some uncertainty and insecurity when . . . originally signed it c?mes · '? planning for services ~~r . Ia . the mcreasmg number of elderly CJtt- By JOSEPH PERKINS .S ·black votes. absent racial ~magoguery by Brazile and ~- . . mto w rn 196 zens. ·But does Brazile truly know what is in the hearts · ·Democratic loyalists, maybe a third of blacks (or Are black Republicans traitors to their race? and has been The act was originally. signed into Donna Brazile, AI Gore's campaign manager, of George W. Bush and John McCain, the leading mole) would vote RepubliCan. · reauthorized .every law in I ~5 and has ~en rea11thorized apparently thinks so. She cannot fathom how any contenders for the Repu!Jiican presidential nomina- . Indeed, on' a range of i5sues, black .~eri~ · have more in concert with Republicans ~h.. • every three years unttl now to accom- 'correct-thinking black would vote for any canllidate tion? . · Can she say they have no "love," no "joy" In Dc;mocratS. ·This was borne out by a 1996 repon three years until modale the growing numbers. who isn't a Democrat like her boss. now to accommo· It created the U.S. Administratipn . To hear Brazile tell it, you'd h~ve _to go all the their souls? Does she really believe that these two · published by .the )oint Center for Political and ~ · · on Aging and called for the develop- way back to the days of.Abraham Lmcoln (or at · men would blithely take a picture with a blaek child nomic Studies, a Washingion, D.C. research organida te th e growrng ment of planning and service areas and least Lyndon Johnson) to find an administration that and be completely untroubled to find out that the zation. According to the repon, a majority of blacks numbers.. a centralized office on aging in each has done more for black folks than the one current- child was starving? If these men- if these Republicans- were so supported school prayer. Most favored a ~ ly occupying the White House. state to oversee the provision of serOn the Clinton-Gore watch, said Brazile, ' in unfeeling, if they were capable of such callousness, (proffered by the Republicali Congress) f9r' a $SOQvices to Americans age 60 and older. remarks published this week by The Washington if they were so lacking in compassion, then no per-child federal tax credit. Most· agreed with In Ohio, it's the .Ohio Department of Aging which supervises those 11mes, race matters have taken a decided tum for black person (or white or brown or yellow person, "three ,strikes" crime laws.. A plurality endorsed vital services, which are carried out by councils.on aging across the. the betier. "We now discUss race in terms of how to for ·that matter) in their right mind should vote for . school vouchers. Al)d fliOS~ favored. no befM11it . > state and through local senior centers. increases for sin111e mothers on welf~ ~~o h,&V.F give people the opponunity of all Americans," she them. ' "· The act has provided the core funding for services which give boasted. But here's a news flash for Brazile: There are additional children. Perhaps the most surprising survey result repo,rt· "On the other hand," she said, "the Republicans decent Republicans out there Gust like therl: are senior citizens the indeJ!endence they need and the option to remain in their own homes, rather than have to go into care facilities - an bring out Colin Powell and J.C. Watts because they decent Democrats). Brazile's boss, Gore, is no more ed by the Joint Center is that 60 percent of blacks loving and joyful than Bush or McCain (or any identified themselves 8s either moderate or censer· have no other game. They have no love and joy. expensive alternative. . . They'd rather take pictures with black children other Republican seeking the While House). And vatJVe. Americans are living longer, and while we're delighted about that, that finding is taken into eonsideraticih Gore is no more concerned about feeding the hun· than feed them." there's .much to be said abou.t the quality of those golden yearS. ~ This is precisely the scurrilous, cynical message gry - be they black, white, yellow or brown along with the,expansion of the ~lack middle c!ass For older. people, that quality is tied closely to.autonomy. They are thai the party of GOre: promulgates among black than his Republican challengers. over·the past two decades and the increasing subur· ·nearly .unanimous in their desire to live asjndependently as possible, voters to keep them locked in the Democratic col· · The tum of the century ought to bring an end tO · banization of the black population, one would thi\lk for as long as possible, in the comfort and familiarity of their own umn. The only thing unusual about Brazile's com· the black electorate's blind loyalty to the Oemocra· that an increasing number of blacks wo.uld have . hQmes and communi.ties. · .· · •" . " ments is that they were loud.and public. Usually, the tic Party. No longer should the DemOcrats be able to · joined the Republican Party by now. The Older Americans 'Act is designed to provide the services Dems prefer to keep ~ir political race-baiting on take for granted Uiat90 percent of blacks are going But the ranks of black Republicans remain to automatically vote for the party's presidential small. And race-baiting Democratic loyalists like which can help them dO just t)lat. the down low. · nominee, whether it be AI Gore or Mickey Mouse. Brazile (who shamelessly caricaturize the Republi• · The sad part of it all is that many but certain· The list of things which can be provided through a senior center Black voters owe it to themselves to give Republi· .can. Party as anti-~lack, and unfairly tor biCICk are b.road and inclusive- home health care, counseling, home-del.iv- ly ·not all- blacks accept the De~ocrats' slander . . Republicans like Powell and :Watts as racial IU!D· .ered and congregate meals, social activities, transportation, home uncri~cally. They have been persuaded by racial cans a fair nearing. That's not to say that if Republicans are given . a d!:lllagogues, like Brazile, that the Republican Party coats).are determined to keep it that way. .,~ . maintenance, homemaker help, even some employmeiu and volunis anti-black arid that, the'refore, no RepubliCan cali- · fair hearing by black vOiers there will be some sud~ " (J081ph Perldnl Ia • co.tumnllt for .Till ~ teer opportunities. didate, no .matter who he' or she is, is worthy of den and dramatic party realignment. Only that, 011Jgo UniOn- ...nl.) •i.. · Ohio's Sen. Mike'DeWine took a leading role ln .pushing for reau.f"" .thorization of the Older Americans Act last year. The act would have .: 1 provided basic adjustment in funding not only for inflation but the increasing nu111.bers of older citi;zens, along with giving more overall flexibility on the. use of federal dollars to state and local agencies. Last summer, DeWine invited key members of the state's dedicat. . . . ed aging network directors to testify in support of the reauthorization . before the Subcommittee on Aging )Which he chairs. . ings from the last thousaQd years. I Susan Oliver of Pomeroy, president (Jf Ohio Association of Senior By JOAN RYAN ' I have always believed in grace provided the children with unfin· Center, and director of the Meigs County Council on -Aging, was one and peace 'the way I believe in true ished wooden boxes for time capof tho5e who spoke on how vital the multipurpose ;~enior'center ser- happiness: The hope of someday · sules and even wrote up a question· find any issue other than the ecd~­ . By CHRIS MATTHEWS vices are in helping the older population "age i.n place." . MANCHESTER, . N.H. omy that ~outd trump it. · ,.· finding them seems worth. the ardor naire for them to fill in. I was deterThe reauth<jrization of the act d.idn't happen last year and that's a of the search, But sometimes, after mined to give, ,"meaning" to the Twenty-first century pOlitics is Ideology? shame. It means we have to work harder through our senators, too many days of reading t~e news- night, however contrived. opening with a whimper, not a With the budget balanced fo)' DeWine and George V. Xoinovich; and the U.S. Administration on · paper too closely, a vision of the bang. Of course, Illy friends didn't bring now, murder·and ov~rall crime lei/.:· If people here pi11e for an excit- ets down, w~lfare reform ~a'cl. Aging to see that the outcome is different this year. world takes shape in my mind. It quotes, and the kids squirted their ing, charismatic new president, the Cold War forgotten, much ·~ looks disfigured and .dj~eased, like boxes with glitter glue wilh the speed . they don't sh<i~¥ it. If they want America seems conte~r 10 go :til one of those anti .Smoking posters of · Indy 500 pit crews and bolted dramatic. change in the national work, se~ to the kids and !<eep Jiil where black crusty crud has corroded back to PlayStation. At midnight, as ' direction, !hey're · keepipg that a eye on the retirement kitty. ' the face of a·young woman. the adults and children plhered for' .. • secret•as well. The worst of the world was sup- . the noisy countdOwn, I understood · "Better dead than red" has be~n By The Associated P~s . posed to hit critical mass when the ·. that the meaning of the night was This apathy clearly ~nefits replaced by "Don't n)ck the boa~·! Today is Tuesday, Jan. II, the 11th day of 2000. There are 355 days left clock ticked ·to the year 2000 last . there in the room, in the familiar incumbent vice president, AI Gore, Personality? · ,; in the year. week. The apocalypse .wou.ld faces surrounding me. . and; for a • time, ihe rival most . Bill Bradley, the former Prince~ Today's Highlight in History: . . descend, brought on by opportunistic I think the remarkable contenteKpect him lp "face in November, . ton All-American; Olympic arl~ On Jan. 11, 1935, aviator Amelia Earhart began a trip from Honolulu to terrorists and technological -melt- ment we saw around us N.ew Year's · Texas Gov. George Bush. . . · NBA star is an anractive candida!li. Oakland, Calif.• that made her the first woman to fly solo across the Pacif· downs. . Eve came perhap5 from an ackno\vJ. Both men could win the first-in - If he could make a compellins ~ the-nation primaries here Feb. 1 ic. Instead, midnight passed through edgment of time. passing and an for himself .and against Oore, ~ Oo this date: . . 24 time zones as lightly. as a .bini. appreciation for what sand we ·have and render all tlie later contests might pull a historic upict, mti£11 In 1757, Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of the U.S. Treasury, was .Oocks and computers rolled to dou- left in our hourglass. Or maybe it was redundant - inc.luding the Big · as Ronald Rea&an nearly be.JI born in the West Indies.. ble·Os. Lights stayed on. Toilets a celebraijon of the human ingenuity Casino in California come March · incumbent Gerald Ford in 1117.6! In !80S, the Michigan Territory was created. . flushed. Subways · ran: Planes ·new. and diligence that fi~ed potential 7. In 1815, Sir John A. Macdonald, the first prime minister of Canada. was The run on toilet paper and cash technological glitches before they · Two factors explain the January He . . hasn't yet, . and the. clack,.is nin: 1oa l>orn in Glasgow, Scotland. . never matelialized. I sat al hom~ dur· happened. Or .maybe a gratitude for · complacency: ·the buoyant econo· nms. . . · •• my and the 'l"ealcness of any other AI Gore, who in too many ~ ing West Coast daylight hours, whatever is good in the human spirit · In 1861, Alabama seceded from the Union. ·topic to grab ,voter passions. tinp .eKudes .all . the ~ vitality anj In 1913, the first sedan·type automobile, a Hudson, went on display.atthe watchi~g live television coveri!ge of that kept most of the &uns and bombs Gore clings to the cou~tcy's cur· warmth of a public fi111re stanltl~l 13th Automobile Show in New York: the Eiffel TQwer and Big Ben glow- locked away for the night. · 1 rent economic s~n;rigth as .if he in for himselfin a wax musculi\:, In 1942, Japan declared war against the Netherlands, the same day that ing with fi!fwi:lrks. I saw Red Square . In any case, do 1think New Year's were defending ~ one-man h~ meanwhile sh~n ~ashes ~~ ·. Japanese forces invaded the Dutch East Indies. · · and the Taj Mahal and St. Peter's Eve created an (\pening. however ·. In 1943, the United Stales and Britain signed treaties relinquishing · learning with,eKuberant but peaceful slight, for something .better jn the · lifeboat, ~atting' away anyone' who h1s farm~ appeah~g pnvate self. tries to CQme aboard. He says Bill .. At a sen•ors center m PortsmoUOI extraterritorial rights in China. . . · celebrants. new i:ent~ry? I don't know. We are · In 1964, S)lrgeon Oeneral Luther Terry issued the fi~st government repon From Tokyo to Tasmania, Nairobi no different from the people we were Bradiey's health-care plan would h~ sang "Irish EyerJ are ,,Sm!lin~A saying smoking may be hazardous to one's health: .' to Newfoundland, Y2K dawned with last week, wagina'J)ublic and private sink the , economy as · .surelY. as w1th Ted Kennedy, made a hlp r•C. In 1973, owners of American League baseball teams voted to·adopt the· the kind of joyful cainaraderie we wars fueleq by our flaws, weakness George W. Bush's big tax cut eredi;C · to a WOOI;Ir ~lon " m~' designated-hiller rule on a trial basis. •. usually ~ave to eartJ ... primarily by cis, addictions and impulses :.\ people would. • , . and engage(! in..a genlal:bll!:k-ana;. In 1978,1wo Soviet cosmonauts aboanl the Soyuz·2? capsule linked up livingthrollghawaroranearthquake who made the 20th ·centuty the Gore's lslrategy ani:l tactic ~· 'forth ·with ieJX1r!CrsJhat remin~ with the Satyut Six orbiting space station, where the ·Soyuz 26 capilule was or some other disaster. But this time bloodiest 100 years iq histpry. · , one and jhe .same: presc~t himsel~ ·. me ·-· for a . few,: I:Jrief shininf already docked. . . . · we had the positive fallout of a disas- ' . Yet I belieVe in what happened as the lone, sure guardtan of the moments - of the playful, confl: Ten years ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev visited Lithuania, ter without the disaster itself. last Friday night. Amid the firewor-ks best economy ,in ltistory. Why dent JFK. -~~ where he sought to assure supporters of independence that they would have Many of us took stock of what in city squares and boozy toasts in · woulil any sane, self-interested For a nation prosperous and .at a say in their republic's future. · . , ind who we cared about, and so we our living rooms, a whisper passed · voter want to dump' a successful peace, it might not take all ~~~ Today's Birthdays: Producer Grant 1iitker is 74. Producer David L. didn't pony up for lavish dinners and around !he world. and it said, "Yes." economic crew if there's any doubt .m~ch more - not in· February, 11,~ Wolper is 72. Actor Rod Taylor is 70. Camidian Prime, Minister Jean Chre· parties at swanky hotels. We stayed It spoke to ·the eternal hope tha~ about the proposed rept~cemcnts? · •in November. ' •. • tien is 66. Actor Mitchell Ryan ("Dharma and G~eg") is 66. Rock musician home with our children and our . despite the wors,t in humankind, we . If Gore can make Bradley .. ,,• Clarence Clemons (Bruce .Sprinpteen and the E Street Band) is 58: Coun· friends, cooking for each other ffOm would find -grace and peace. and ·later Bush ·- look like .el::o· '(Chrla Mlltth-a, llftllf of tlil try singer Naomi Judd is 54. Golfer Ben Crenshaw is 48. Sinser•Robert Earr our best recipes, hauling out our besi Then, on one ~nlikely night,'grace nomic risks, he wins the pivotal S•n Fr•ncl•co Enintnri Keen is 44. Actress Kim <;:ales is 38. ActQr Jason Connery is 37. Rhythm· silverwll(e and china. arid peace found us .. .arguf11ent of the campaign. , ' Wllahlniton !lu....U, I' ~ ,ilf ~nd-blues singe~ Maxee t)1aKwell (Brownstone) is 31. Singer Mary J. Blige · · 1 asked my friends to bring their · (Join Rylln It 1 cotumnlat for · At -the risk of stirring even more ~HIIdbllr on CNBC lnd IISNIIC is 29. Musician Tom Rowlands (Th~Chemical Brot~ers) is 29. ·· · picks for the wisest saying~~ or writ· the San FllnciiCO Ch.ronlcll.) voter complacency, I have yet .to. cllbte chlnnell.) Petkins' view: . . . . . . l f, I . • ' :· . . ,, I ' I I ...\ ' ' ' .. 9•30 TO S:OO A DE RS 0.Nf·s I l'1S4 I I' , Furniture •App 1ance • Flo~r Cover1ng , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~Z.~38~7~1~~~~~~ii~~~ Public Notice JamM ·M. S.utaby, lhertll Matga County, Ohio Dennie Aal_,. Co., LP.A. lly: Dlnnta Raimer (Reg. .... Pllllllp Coolie au l'telntlll Ad•m ~ or Cfurt f00tll3112) Allomll)'llor ,._.ntlll P.O. BOx "" teoeliavenna 10031108) Pllllltp 0. Cooke, II at. 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J · \ •.. • . .... ~ .j .., ;.;, 'Hardball-': ' '· there ... 1be truth is, if a woman is cynical and negative, she will .never find the right mate.lf she is open and optimistic, her chances ""' gooo. No more searching in bar~ for me. I' ve heen there and done that. After 20 years with liars, cheats, moochers and alcoholics, I took a chance and placed a personal ad in the paper. II to<ik several coffee dates before .I found the love of my life. After 1he first meeling, we saw each other every day. He proposed two weeks later.' He said he knew we were meant for each other the first night, but i1 took; me a little longer.'(! didn't know until 10 days later.)' We have been married ·for seven yem, and. couldn't be happier. Ads can work, but like all such meetings, honesty and sincerity are the key. PersV'tence and careful screening can lead to the right per· son. I'm living prQilf. Believe me, Ann, it's wonh the effon. ·· t .B., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. DEAil GRAND RAPIDS: I'm glad it worked for you, bul again, I . issue this warning: Always mee1 in a .public place. Have your own trans· . portation, and go home alone. After the third or founh meeting, invite him to pick you up at. your place. but don't go to his place until you are ' ~ key to 2000 campaig~.. I Florida," I knew I had to wrile. She qOiiced an appealing personal ad_,__ and then realized it had been placed by ~~ ax-husband and was loaded with falsehoods. She warned your readers against finding a solid rela· tionship through a personal ad, and said, "lllere are no bargains out Community Calendar-~~ ~p~~ a~o~: ~:~~~n~::~~;ye::~!~ Finding peace, grace Complacency-may_b~~ On this date in history ' FR:g~'iRoY T . r l . .• I' . When Ryan's view: 1.--'------ priations. • TUPPERS, PLAINS - Eastern Local Board of Education organiTUPPERS PLAINS -· Veter· zational meeting Wedne.s~ay, 6:30 ans of Foreign Wars Post 9053 p.m., with the fegular meeting to · meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m. Din· follow immediately. The meeting ner will be at 6:30 p.m. will be held at the administraliv.e qffices in Tuppers Plains. POMEROY - Preceptor )3eta Beta Chapter, Thursday. 6:30p.m. POMEROY - Meigs Local ar the Lutheran Church. Host. Board of Education organizational esses, Norma Custer and Carol TUESDAY · meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. fol· · McCullough.. ,, TUPPERS PLAINS - Ea•tern lowed by regular meeting at the Local B~nd Boosters will meet .district central office in the POMEROY Alcoholics T~esday, 7:30 p.m. in the Eastern Pomeroy Municipal Building. Anony~ous open meeting Thurs- . tl/gh Scho.ol. band room. day, 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart . CHESTER - Eastern Athle_tic Catholic Church . · POMEROY Catholic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 p.m , in RACINE - Sonshine Circle 'jiomen's Club·, fu~sday, Mass aC the media center. at the high women's · fellowship meeting :T'p.m. followed by meeting. Josa-. school. . .. ' .. Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Betha.ny ti11a Myers and Ann Colburn, · "b!Jstesses. . · THURSDAY United Meihodist Church at Dor· RACINE - Southern High . POMEROY ~ Meigs County School Athletic Boosters meeting ~as. All area women invitec:t . ,Qenealogical Society llll'eting Thursday, 7 ·. p.m. .at the high - State Represen· 5 p.m . at the Meigs school. .'Tuesday, .,... ~o unty Museum. tative John Carey (R-Wellston) t. •. . ,. ATHENS - The governi~g , • CHESHIRE - DAV meeting board of the Athens-Meigs Ed4ca~Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the · post tiona] Service Center will hold its . nome, State Route 7. 2000 organizational meeting at the LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full office located at 507 Richland house. -WEDNESDAY . . Avenue, Athe.ns: The January reg- dospel Church, Long Bottom, Fri· : ' . RACINE ~ Racine :Village ular meeting will immediately fol- day, 7 p.m·. Singers will include "Delivered". Fellowship ~ill folCouncil, 7 p.m. Wednesday at the low the .or~izational meeting. low. · &~ounicipal building. PORTLAND J.::ebanon ;>(.t( . RACJNE - · · Dorcas · Sonshine ~; . , f-LFRED - prange. Township Township Trustees will meet in Circle, Thursday, 7 p.m at the · .Uustees, 'organizational meetill;g, special session Thursday, 5 p.m. at j;ellnesday, 7:30p.m. at the home the township building. Purpose of church. the meeting is to do annual appro"of the township clerk. · ' f answer soon. All this ssure is making a wra:k out of ·• FAMIit. LY PROBLEMS IN A· - It has been several months since I · D'All INDIANA: lease don't discovered all of this disturbing let Mike's family an their trasby information, and I am trying to put it behavior ruin your marriage. ·Forget behind me, but I am still furious. I no about suin11 his mother. It would longer have any reiJICCI or affection become a master of public record, for Mike's parents, and this has put a and a real mess. · big strain on our marriage. I sunestYou ask what you owe Mike's ed to Mike that he sue his mother for parents. Even though you have some. credit-card fraud so we would nOI be serious issues with them, you owe held responsible for those debts, but them civility and respect·- if for no he said under no circumstances other reason · than because they are would he consi~r it. He c\lose to pay the grandparents of your child. Easy the $5,000 himself and clean up his to do? Of course not, but it will own credit record. . strengthen your marriage, and. Mike Mike and I have a baby now, and will be forever· giateful 10 you for I am still I!PSet. EKactly what do I , your generosity o( spirit. Trust llle. · owe his parents? Do I have to be nice Dear An'n Landers: When I read to them for Mike's sake? Ple.Se the leuer fro"! "Smaner Now in The Community Cal~ndar is 1 published as a free service to non'j profit groups wishing to announce . meetings and special events. The ·:calendar is not designed to pro- · imote sates or fund raisers of any ! type . Items are printed only as s pace permits and cannot be guar· ilnteed to be printed a specific number of day s. Bl·acks s.hould rethink Republican·· Party·~.· I keep up with the payments. When he den: Shortly after confronted her about it, she admitted 111 Court Sl, Pomeroy, Ohio 740 8112·215& • Pu: 1102-2157 R. Shawn LAwlt Tuesday,January11,2000 Ann advises re·ader: Give ·unearned respect to husband's parents rhe Daily ,Sentinel .. ~AS ... · ------------------------~ ) • ' A...,.,. )'DU Clll frusl hlimeNn ....... www.trl-tlmeshare.com 745 Ea&t Market St., H8rrlsonbuig, VA· lndependendy OWned,and operated Equal Housing Opportunity �e en Tulldey, Jlnuery 11, 20011 '£st@{Ufd In 1948 . Delr Ana Lan"Mike" and I married, I found ·out some ' . dis.turbing things about his par· ents, whom I thought I knew quite well. It seems Mike's father has had numerous affairs, and when Mike and his brothers were lit· tie, he would have the boys wait in the cat while he visited m&S$11ge par· Iars. And then, six. months ago·, we were denied a mortgage because, to my complete surprise, ~ike had more than $5,000 in delinquent cred· it-can! debt. It was. a shock to Mike · when he leanied of this, but he knew · immediately what had happened. It 1 seems his mother had taken out a lc.redit card in his name, and did not Ohio Valley Pljbllshlng Co. Chiii'IM W. Govey • .P\!bllah• · Manllglng EditOr Dllnl Hill Conboller ChwleM HoefliCh O.Mral MIIMIPI Our view: A big . insult I . No reauthorization of·Older Americans Act worrisome ' When Congress let 1999 pass without reauthorizing the Older Americans Act, it was a real slap .in the face of senior citizens. It's been five years since the act which provides a foundation of funded services for our nations' older citizens- now one in .eight over 65 years· has been reauthorized. · That sets local senior centers up for The' act was some uncertainty and insecurity when . . . originally signed it c?mes · '? planning for services ~~r . Ia . the mcreasmg number of elderly CJtt- By JOSEPH PERKINS .S ·black votes. absent racial ~magoguery by Brazile and ~- . . mto w rn 196 zens. ·But does Brazile truly know what is in the hearts · ·Democratic loyalists, maybe a third of blacks (or Are black Republicans traitors to their race? and has been The act was originally. signed into Donna Brazile, AI Gore's campaign manager, of George W. Bush and John McCain, the leading mole) would vote RepubliCan. · reauthorized .every law in I ~5 and has ~en rea11thorized apparently thinks so. She cannot fathom how any contenders for the Repu!Jiican presidential nomina- . Indeed, on' a range of i5sues, black .~eri~ · have more in concert with Republicans ~h.. • every three years unttl now to accom- 'correct-thinking black would vote for any canllidate tion? . · Can she say they have no "love," no "joy" In Dc;mocratS. ·This was borne out by a 1996 repon three years until modale the growing numbers. who isn't a Democrat like her boss. now to accommo· It created the U.S. Administratipn . To hear Brazile tell it, you'd h~ve _to go all the their souls? Does she really believe that these two · published by .the )oint Center for Political and ~ · · on Aging and called for the develop- way back to the days of.Abraham Lmcoln (or at · men would blithely take a picture with a blaek child nomic Studies, a Washingion, D.C. research organida te th e growrng ment of planning and service areas and least Lyndon Johnson) to find an administration that and be completely untroubled to find out that the zation. According to the repon, a majority of blacks numbers.. a centralized office on aging in each has done more for black folks than the one current- child was starving? If these men- if these Republicans- were so supported school prayer. Most favored a ~ ly occupying the White House. state to oversee the provision of serOn the Clinton-Gore watch, said Brazile, ' in unfeeling, if they were capable of such callousness, (proffered by the Republicali Congress) f9r' a $SOQvices to Americans age 60 and older. remarks published this week by The Washington if they were so lacking in compassion, then no per-child federal tax credit. Most· agreed with In Ohio, it's the .Ohio Department of Aging which supervises those 11mes, race matters have taken a decided tum for black person (or white or brown or yellow person, "three ,strikes" crime laws.. A plurality endorsed vital services, which are carried out by councils.on aging across the. the betier. "We now discUss race in terms of how to for ·that matter) in their right mind should vote for . school vouchers. Al)d fliOS~ favored. no befM11it . > state and through local senior centers. increases for sin111e mothers on welf~ ~~o h,&V.F give people the opponunity of all Americans," she them. ' "· The act has provided the core funding for services which give boasted. But here's a news flash for Brazile: There are additional children. Perhaps the most surprising survey result repo,rt· "On the other hand," she said, "the Republicans decent Republicans out there Gust like therl: are senior citizens the indeJ!endence they need and the option to remain in their own homes, rather than have to go into care facilities - an bring out Colin Powell and J.C. Watts because they decent Democrats). Brazile's boss, Gore, is no more ed by the Joint Center is that 60 percent of blacks loving and joyful than Bush or McCain (or any identified themselves 8s either moderate or censer· have no other game. They have no love and joy. expensive alternative. . . They'd rather take pictures with black children other Republican seeking the While House). And vatJVe. Americans are living longer, and while we're delighted about that, that finding is taken into eonsideraticih Gore is no more concerned about feeding the hun· than feed them." there's .much to be said abou.t the quality of those golden yearS. ~ This is precisely the scurrilous, cynical message gry - be they black, white, yellow or brown along with the,expansion of the ~lack middle c!ass For older. people, that quality is tied closely to.autonomy. They are thai the party of GOre: promulgates among black than his Republican challengers. over·the past two decades and the increasing subur· ·nearly .unanimous in their desire to live asjndependently as possible, voters to keep them locked in the Democratic col· · The tum of the century ought to bring an end tO · banization of the black population, one would thi\lk for as long as possible, in the comfort and familiarity of their own umn. The only thing unusual about Brazile's com· the black electorate's blind loyalty to the Oemocra· that an increasing number of blacks wo.uld have . hQmes and communi.ties. · .· · •" . " ments is that they were loud.and public. Usually, the tic Party. No longer should the DemOcrats be able to · joined the Republican Party by now. The Older Americans 'Act is designed to provide the services Dems prefer to keep ~ir political race-baiting on take for granted Uiat90 percent of blacks are going But the ranks of black Republicans remain to automatically vote for the party's presidential small. And race-baiting Democratic loyalists like which can help them dO just t)lat. the down low. · nominee, whether it be AI Gore or Mickey Mouse. Brazile (who shamelessly caricaturize the Republi• · The sad part of it all is that many but certain· The list of things which can be provided through a senior center Black voters owe it to themselves to give Republi· .can. Party as anti-~lack, and unfairly tor biCICk are b.road and inclusive- home health care, counseling, home-del.iv- ly ·not all- blacks accept the De~ocrats' slander . . Republicans like Powell and :Watts as racial IU!D· .ered and congregate meals, social activities, transportation, home uncri~cally. They have been persuaded by racial cans a fair nearing. That's not to say that if Republicans are given . a d!:lllagogues, like Brazile, that the Republican Party coats).are determined to keep it that way. .,~ . maintenance, homemaker help, even some employmeiu and volunis anti-black arid that, the'refore, no RepubliCan cali- · fair hearing by black vOiers there will be some sud~ " (J081ph Perldnl Ia • co.tumnllt for .Till ~ teer opportunities. didate, no .matter who he' or she is, is worthy of den and dramatic party realignment. Only that, 011Jgo UniOn- ...nl.) •i.. · Ohio's Sen. Mike'DeWine took a leading role ln .pushing for reau.f"" .thorization of the Older Americans Act last year. The act would have .: 1 provided basic adjustment in funding not only for inflation but the increasing nu111.bers of older citi;zens, along with giving more overall flexibility on the. use of federal dollars to state and local agencies. Last summer, DeWine invited key members of the state's dedicat. . . . ed aging network directors to testify in support of the reauthorization . before the Subcommittee on Aging )Which he chairs. . ings from the last thousaQd years. I Susan Oliver of Pomeroy, president (Jf Ohio Association of Senior By JOAN RYAN ' I have always believed in grace provided the children with unfin· Center, and director of the Meigs County Council on -Aging, was one and peace 'the way I believe in true ished wooden boxes for time capof tho5e who spoke on how vital the multipurpose ;~enior'center ser- happiness: The hope of someday · sules and even wrote up a question· find any issue other than the ecd~­ . By CHRIS MATTHEWS vices are in helping the older population "age i.n place." . MANCHESTER, . N.H. omy that ~outd trump it. · ,.· finding them seems worth. the ardor naire for them to fill in. I was deterThe reauth<jrization of the act d.idn't happen last year and that's a of the search, But sometimes, after mined to give, ,"meaning" to the Twenty-first century pOlitics is Ideology? shame. It means we have to work harder through our senators, too many days of reading t~e news- night, however contrived. opening with a whimper, not a With the budget balanced fo)' DeWine and George V. Xoinovich; and the U.S. Administration on · paper too closely, a vision of the bang. Of course, Illy friends didn't bring now, murder·and ov~rall crime lei/.:· If people here pi11e for an excit- ets down, w~lfare reform ~a'cl. Aging to see that the outcome is different this year. world takes shape in my mind. It quotes, and the kids squirted their ing, charismatic new president, the Cold War forgotten, much ·~ looks disfigured and .dj~eased, like boxes with glitter glue wilh the speed . they don't sh<i~¥ it. If they want America seems conte~r 10 go :til one of those anti .Smoking posters of · Indy 500 pit crews and bolted dramatic. change in the national work, se~ to the kids and !<eep Jiil where black crusty crud has corroded back to PlayStation. At midnight, as ' direction, !hey're · keepipg that a eye on the retirement kitty. ' the face of a·young woman. the adults and children plhered for' .. • secret•as well. The worst of the world was sup- . the noisy countdOwn, I understood · "Better dead than red" has be~n By The Associated P~s . posed to hit critical mass when the ·. that the meaning of the night was This apathy clearly ~nefits replaced by "Don't n)ck the boa~·! Today is Tuesday, Jan. II, the 11th day of 2000. There are 355 days left clock ticked ·to the year 2000 last . there in the room, in the familiar incumbent vice president, AI Gore, Personality? · ,; in the year. week. The apocalypse .wou.ld faces surrounding me. . and; for a • time, ihe rival most . Bill Bradley, the former Prince~ Today's Highlight in History: . . descend, brought on by opportunistic I think the remarkable contenteKpect him lp "face in November, . ton All-American; Olympic arl~ On Jan. 11, 1935, aviator Amelia Earhart began a trip from Honolulu to terrorists and technological -melt- ment we saw around us N.ew Year's · Texas Gov. George Bush. . . · NBA star is an anractive candida!li. Oakland, Calif.• that made her the first woman to fly solo across the Pacif· downs. . Eve came perhap5 from an ackno\vJ. Both men could win the first-in - If he could make a compellins ~ the-nation primaries here Feb. 1 ic. Instead, midnight passed through edgment of time. passing and an for himself .and against Oore, ~ Oo this date: . . 24 time zones as lightly. as a .bini. appreciation for what sand we ·have and render all tlie later contests might pull a historic upict, mti£11 In 1757, Alexander Hamilton, the first secretary of the U.S. Treasury, was .Oocks and computers rolled to dou- left in our hourglass. Or maybe it was redundant - inc.luding the Big · as Ronald Rea&an nearly be.JI born in the West Indies.. ble·Os. Lights stayed on. Toilets a celebraijon of the human ingenuity Casino in California come March · incumbent Gerald Ford in 1117.6! In !80S, the Michigan Territory was created. . flushed. Subways · ran: Planes ·new. and diligence that fi~ed potential 7. In 1815, Sir John A. Macdonald, the first prime minister of Canada. was The run on toilet paper and cash technological glitches before they · Two factors explain the January He . . hasn't yet, . and the. clack,.is nin: 1oa l>orn in Glasgow, Scotland. . never matelialized. I sat al hom~ dur· happened. Or .maybe a gratitude for · complacency: ·the buoyant econo· nms. . . · •• my and the 'l"ealcness of any other AI Gore, who in too many ~ ing West Coast daylight hours, whatever is good in the human spirit · In 1861, Alabama seceded from the Union. ·topic to grab ,voter passions. tinp .eKudes .all . the ~ vitality anj In 1913, the first sedan·type automobile, a Hudson, went on display.atthe watchi~g live television coveri!ge of that kept most of the &uns and bombs Gore clings to the cou~tcy's cur· warmth of a public fi111re stanltl~l 13th Automobile Show in New York: the Eiffel TQwer and Big Ben glow- locked away for the night. · 1 rent economic s~n;rigth as .if he in for himselfin a wax musculi\:, In 1942, Japan declared war against the Netherlands, the same day that ing with fi!fwi:lrks. I saw Red Square . In any case, do 1think New Year's were defending ~ one-man h~ meanwhile sh~n ~ashes ~~ ·. Japanese forces invaded the Dutch East Indies. · · and the Taj Mahal and St. Peter's Eve created an (\pening. however ·. In 1943, the United Stales and Britain signed treaties relinquishing · learning with,eKuberant but peaceful slight, for something .better jn the · lifeboat, ~atting' away anyone' who h1s farm~ appeah~g pnvate self. tries to CQme aboard. He says Bill .. At a sen•ors center m PortsmoUOI extraterritorial rights in China. . . · celebrants. new i:ent~ry? I don't know. We are · In 1964, S)lrgeon Oeneral Luther Terry issued the fi~st government repon From Tokyo to Tasmania, Nairobi no different from the people we were Bradiey's health-care plan would h~ sang "Irish EyerJ are ,,Sm!lin~A saying smoking may be hazardous to one's health: .' to Newfoundland, Y2K dawned with last week, wagina'J)ublic and private sink the , economy as · .surelY. as w1th Ted Kennedy, made a hlp r•C. In 1973, owners of American League baseball teams voted to·adopt the· the kind of joyful cainaraderie we wars fueleq by our flaws, weakness George W. Bush's big tax cut eredi;C · to a WOOI;Ir ~lon " m~' designated-hiller rule on a trial basis. •. usually ~ave to eartJ ... primarily by cis, addictions and impulses :.\ people would. • , . and engage(! in..a genlal:bll!:k-ana;. In 1978,1wo Soviet cosmonauts aboanl the Soyuz·2? capsule linked up livingthrollghawaroranearthquake who made the 20th ·centuty the Gore's lslrategy ani:l tactic ~· 'forth ·with ieJX1r!CrsJhat remin~ with the Satyut Six orbiting space station, where the ·Soyuz 26 capilule was or some other disaster. But this time bloodiest 100 years iq histpry. · , one and jhe .same: presc~t himsel~ ·. me ·-· for a . few,: I:Jrief shininf already docked. . . . · we had the positive fallout of a disas- ' . Yet I belieVe in what happened as the lone, sure guardtan of the moments - of the playful, confl: Ten years ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev visited Lithuania, ter without the disaster itself. last Friday night. Amid the firewor-ks best economy ,in ltistory. Why dent JFK. -~~ where he sought to assure supporters of independence that they would have Many of us took stock of what in city squares and boozy toasts in · woulil any sane, self-interested For a nation prosperous and .at a say in their republic's future. · . , ind who we cared about, and so we our living rooms, a whisper passed · voter want to dump' a successful peace, it might not take all ~~~ Today's Birthdays: Producer Grant 1iitker is 74. Producer David L. didn't pony up for lavish dinners and around !he world. and it said, "Yes." economic crew if there's any doubt .m~ch more - not in· February, 11,~ Wolper is 72. Actor Rod Taylor is 70. Camidian Prime, Minister Jean Chre· parties at swanky hotels. We stayed It spoke to ·the eternal hope tha~ about the proposed rept~cemcnts? · •in November. ' •. • tien is 66. Actor Mitchell Ryan ("Dharma and G~eg") is 66. Rock musician home with our children and our . despite the wors,t in humankind, we . If Gore can make Bradley .. ,,• Clarence Clemons (Bruce .Sprinpteen and the E Street Band) is 58: Coun· friends, cooking for each other ffOm would find -grace and peace. and ·later Bush ·- look like .el::o· '(Chrla Mlltth-a, llftllf of tlil try singer Naomi Judd is 54. Golfer Ben Crenshaw is 48. Sinser•Robert Earr our best recipes, hauling out our besi Then, on one ~nlikely night,'grace nomic risks, he wins the pivotal S•n Fr•ncl•co Enintnri Keen is 44. Actress Kim <;:ales is 38. ActQr Jason Connery is 37. Rhythm· silverwll(e and china. arid peace found us .. .arguf11ent of the campaign. , ' Wllahlniton !lu....U, I' ~ ,ilf ~nd-blues singe~ Maxee t)1aKwell (Brownstone) is 31. Singer Mary J. 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J · \ •.. • . .... ~ .j .., ;.;, 'Hardball-': ' '· there ... 1be truth is, if a woman is cynical and negative, she will .never find the right mate.lf she is open and optimistic, her chances ""' gooo. No more searching in bar~ for me. I' ve heen there and done that. After 20 years with liars, cheats, moochers and alcoholics, I took a chance and placed a personal ad in the paper. II to<ik several coffee dates before .I found the love of my life. After 1he first meeling, we saw each other every day. He proposed two weeks later.' He said he knew we were meant for each other the first night, but i1 took; me a little longer.'(! didn't know until 10 days later.)' We have been married ·for seven yem, and. couldn't be happier. Ads can work, but like all such meetings, honesty and sincerity are the key. PersV'tence and careful screening can lead to the right per· son. I'm living prQilf. Believe me, Ann, it's wonh the effon. ·· t .B., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. DEAil GRAND RAPIDS: I'm glad it worked for you, bul again, I . issue this warning: Always mee1 in a .public place. Have your own trans· . portation, and go home alone. After the third or founh meeting, invite him to pick you up at. your place. but don't go to his place until you are ' ~ key to 2000 campaig~.. I Florida," I knew I had to wrile. She qOiiced an appealing personal ad_,__ and then realized it had been placed by ~~ ax-husband and was loaded with falsehoods. She warned your readers against finding a solid rela· tionship through a personal ad, and said, "lllere are no bargains out Community Calendar-~~ ~p~~ a~o~: ~:~~~n~::~~;ye::~!~ Finding peace, grace Complacency-may_b~~ On this date in history ' FR:g~'iRoY T . r l . .• I' . When Ryan's view: 1.--'------ priations. • TUPPERS, PLAINS - Eastern Local Board of Education organiTUPPERS PLAINS -· Veter· zational meeting Wedne.s~ay, 6:30 ans of Foreign Wars Post 9053 p.m., with the fegular meeting to · meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m. Din· follow immediately. The meeting ner will be at 6:30 p.m. will be held at the administraliv.e qffices in Tuppers Plains. POMEROY - Preceptor )3eta Beta Chapter, Thursday. 6:30p.m. POMEROY - Meigs Local ar the Lutheran Church. Host. Board of Education organizational esses, Norma Custer and Carol TUESDAY · meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m. fol· · McCullough.. ,, TUPPERS PLAINS - Ea•tern lowed by regular meeting at the Local B~nd Boosters will meet .district central office in the POMEROY Alcoholics T~esday, 7:30 p.m. in the Eastern Pomeroy Municipal Building. Anony~ous open meeting Thurs- . tl/gh Scho.ol. band room. day, 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart . CHESTER - Eastern Athle_tic Catholic Church . · POMEROY Catholic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 p.m , in RACINE - Sonshine Circle 'jiomen's Club·, fu~sday, Mass aC the media center. at the high women's · fellowship meeting :T'p.m. followed by meeting. Josa-. school. . .. ' .. Thursday, 7 p.m. at the Betha.ny ti11a Myers and Ann Colburn, · "b!Jstesses. . · THURSDAY United Meihodist Church at Dor· RACINE - Southern High . POMEROY ~ Meigs County School Athletic Boosters meeting ~as. All area women invitec:t . ,Qenealogical Society llll'eting Thursday, 7 ·. p.m. .at the high - State Represen· 5 p.m . at the Meigs school. .'Tuesday, .,... ~o unty Museum. tative John Carey (R-Wellston) t. •. . ,. ATHENS - The governi~g , • CHESHIRE - DAV meeting board of the Athens-Meigs Ed4ca~Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. at the · post tiona] Service Center will hold its . nome, State Route 7. 2000 organizational meeting at the LONG BOTIOM - Faith Full office located at 507 Richland house. -WEDNESDAY . . Avenue, Athe.ns: The January reg- dospel Church, Long Bottom, Fri· : ' . RACINE ~ Racine :Village ular meeting will immediately fol- day, 7 p.m·. Singers will include "Delivered". Fellowship ~ill folCouncil, 7 p.m. Wednesday at the low the .or~izational meeting. low. · &~ounicipal building. PORTLAND J.::ebanon ;>(.t( . RACJNE - · · Dorcas · Sonshine ~; . , f-LFRED - prange. Township Township Trustees will meet in Circle, Thursday, 7 p.m at the · .Uustees, 'organizational meetill;g, special session Thursday, 5 p.m. at j;ellnesday, 7:30p.m. at the home the township building. Purpose of church. the meeting is to do annual appro"of the township clerk. · ' f answer soon. All this ssure is making a wra:k out of ·• FAMIit. LY PROBLEMS IN A· - It has been several months since I · D'All INDIANA: lease don't discovered all of this disturbing let Mike's family an their trasby information, and I am trying to put it behavior ruin your marriage. ·Forget behind me, but I am still furious. I no about suin11 his mother. It would longer have any reiJICCI or affection become a master of public record, for Mike's parents, and this has put a and a real mess. · big strain on our marriage. I sunestYou ask what you owe Mike's ed to Mike that he sue his mother for parents. Even though you have some. credit-card fraud so we would nOI be serious issues with them, you owe held responsible for those debts, but them civility and respect·- if for no he said under no circumstances other reason · than because they are would he consi~r it. He c\lose to pay the grandparents of your child. Easy the $5,000 himself and clean up his to do? Of course not, but it will own credit record. . strengthen your marriage, and. Mike Mike and I have a baby now, and will be forever· giateful 10 you for I am still I!PSet. EKactly what do I , your generosity o( spirit. Trust llle. · owe his parents? Do I have to be nice Dear An'n Landers: When I read to them for Mike's sake? Ple.Se the leuer fro"! 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J8nUMY 11,1000 • Inside: Scoreboard- Southern edges N-Y by ~ ; two points :~ TUESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Prep Basketball TVC Girls Ohio TVC Me1gs Belpre Alexander Vinton County Wellston Nelsonville York ·1 ALL 8-0 12-0 6 1 6-4 7·1 10·2 5-3 5-6 4-4 4 7 2-6 2-6 TVC ~ • Hocking ALL 62 65 5·2 8-3 2-6 4 7 1-6 2-6 0·7 0 9 0 9 010 Federal Hockmg waterford Eastern Southern M11/er Tnmble ,...1 Monday'a reaulta Me1gs 81, Miller 22 Vinton County 44 Eastern 36 Southern 57 Nelsonville York 55 Alexander 91 Tnmble 29 Waterford 41, Wellston 37 Belpre 55, Federal Hocking 52 Thuraday'a achedule Wellston at Meigs Eastern at Waterford Tnmble at Southern V1nton County at Nelsonville York Federal Hocking at Miller Alexander at Belpre HALL OF FAME HOPFII'UL- Tony Perez, shown batting ag1lnl1 Beeton In the 11175 Sen.a, 11 one of m1ny fot'mer ,M1)or SlltUrday'a achedule Vinton County at Northndga South Gallla at Nelsonville York LIIQ!Je Batllblll gre1te waiting to hear whether or not they will be enahrlned In the Baeeblll Hell of Fame. (AP) Perez, Fisk wait and hope· TVCBoys Today'a ac:hedula Me1gs at Miller Nelsonville-York at Southern Eastern at Vinton County Alexander at Tnmble Belpre at Federal Hocking Wellston at Waterford Frlday'e achedule Waterford at Eastern Squthern at Tnmble Nelsonville York at Vinton County Belpre al Alexander M1ller at Federal Hockmg Saturday'• ec:hedule Wellston v Wheeling Park Trimble at Athens Williamstown at Federal Hockmg Eastern checks in at 16th in AP poll COLUMBUS, Oh1o (AP) Worthmgton Chnst1an 1s back where 1t left off The Warr~ors, who won the D1v1 s1on IV state champ1onsh1p last March at Value City Arena, are No 1 m the same d1v1s1on m the first weekly Oh1o Assocratcd Press boys basketball rankmgs released Mon· day Worthmgton Chnstran, 24-3 a year ago and 9 0 so far th1s season, pried up more first-place votes (21) and more pomts (248) than any other team m the poll Eastern and fellow TVC con· tender Waterford are also among the top ranked schools 10 Drvrsron IV. Eastern IS ranked 16th With 23 pomts Waterford IS rated 11th after prck mg up 44 pomts The other top ranked teams m the first medra ballotmg of the 53rd annual poll are perenmal power house Canton McKinley m Div1s10n I, C10cmnall Purcell Marran 10 Div1 ' sron 11 and Akron St Vincent St Mary 10 DIVISIOn Ill Two other state champronshrp teams - Bedford Chane! 10 ll1 and Keuermg Alter m II - were aga10 among the top teams 10 therr drvr· SIOn Chane!, wh1ch also won the AP's prep football poll behmd Mr Foot· ball Bam Childress, rs unbeaten and ranked No 2 In DIVISIOn Ill Wllh Ch1ldress m the hneup Chane! was 26-0 last year and rs 6·2 so far thrs season Alter rs 5 2 and 1s hsted srxth m D1v1ston 11 Tra1hng Worthmgton Chnstran m the small school d1v1smn are Berlin H1land, Spnngfield Catholic Cen Ira!, Shadys1de and Fort Jenmngs McKmley 's closest pursuers m the b1g school drv1s1on are Cmcm nat1 St Xav1er, Beavercreek, Toledo Ubbl:y and Cleveland South Purcell Manan holds a 24 pomt lead over Perry, Wllh Wooster Trr way thrrd, Dayton Chnstran fourth and Poland Semmary fifth m Drvr s1on II Behmd talented St Vincent-St Mary and Chane! 10 Dtvlsron Ill came L1ma Central Cathohc, Bel· la1re and aeveland Villa Angela·St Joseph The poll wtll contmue for SIX more weeks, wtth champ1ons announced on Fob 21 NEW YORK (AP) - The ttmmg mtght be JUst nght for Carlton F1sk and Tony Perez Last year, thcrr Hall of Fame hopes were squeezed when Nolan Ryan, George Breit and Rob10 Yount showed up on the ballot And next year, they would face compettlton from first· ltme candrdates Kirby Puckett, Dave Wmfield, Lou Whttaker and Don Mallmgly So for the former World Serres r~vals - and one·ttme teammates - thrs mrght be therr best chance in a whtle Results of the votmg are to be announced today Rehevers Goose Gossage and Jeff Reardon and starter Jack Morns lead the hst of 14 first llmers on the ballot Gary Carter, Tomll)y John and Bruce Sutter also are among the 16 holdovers Ryan, Brett and Yount swept mto the Hall on therr first try last January, leavmg httle room for anyone else to get the requtred 75 percent m vot mg by members of the Baseball Wnters' Associ atron of Amenca The Veterans Committee Will hold tis vore on Feb 29 m Tampa, Fla Former manager Sparky Ander.;on and longlrme Mmnesota star Tony Ohva w1ll be cons1dered by the panel for the first t1me Induction ceremomes Will be July 23, m Cooperstown, N Y The annual Hall of Fame game w1ll be played the next day, matchmg Cleveland and Ar1zona Frsk caught the most games m maJor league hiStory (2,226) 811d hrt a record 351 of 376 career home runs while play10g the pos111on But h1s most memorable shot drd not count m that total Frsk won Game 6 of the 1975 World Serres when he homered m the bollom of the 12th mmng al Fenway Park, watchmg and wavmg the whole way Once the ball h11 the foul pole, he took off and passed Perez, the Cmc10na11 first baseman ' Perez fimshed wrth 379 career home runs He also had a few that do not appear m hrs total many fans do not recall that a day after Frsk's famous shot, Perez homered m Game 7 to help the Brg Red Machme rally for.a 4 3 v1ctory and the champ1onsh1p Some mtghl say tlrat home run off B1ll Lee's blooper p1tch sums up Perez's career - h1s accomphshmc;pls always seemed to be overshad· owed by others Perez has 1,652 RB!s, the most among play· ers nol m the Hall Sttll, he IS often overlooked m the glare of hts Reds teammates - Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan Last January, m h1s erghth year of ehgtbthty, Perez fell 71 votes short m gettmg 61 percent F1sk fell 43 votes shy and fimshed at 66 per· centlast11me m hts first year of ehgrbthty R10hevers have rarely fared wellm Hall elcc· t10ns, wrth Hoyt Wilhelm and Rothe Fmgers the only ones to make tl Gossage and Reardon, however, were hopmg for gOO<lshowmgs Gossage recorded 310 saves and was a doml· nant stopper wtth h1s fnghtenmg fastball whrle Reardon had 367 saves Moms went 254-186 and was best known for hrs 1-0, IO.mnmg siNtou! m Game 7 of the1991 World Serres that lifted Mmnesola over Atlanta Other players on the ballot for 'the first lime are Hub1e Brooks, Brll Gulhckson, Dave Hen· derson, Charlie Hough, Kent Hrbek, Bruce Hurst, Steve Sax, Lonme Smrlh, Rrck Sutcliffe, Bob Welch and Withe Wilson Carter (324 homers), John (288 wms) and Sutter (300 saves) are among the holdo'(er candrdates, along wrth Bert Blyleven (281 wms), J1m Kaat (283 wms), Jtm Rrce (.298, 382 homers) and Dale Murphy (398 homers, two MVP awards) t NELSONVILLE- Kati Cum• " mms hrl two free throws wrth Jus& q seconds rem11rune to cap a 25-poml ~ si:onng effort and led the Southenl ~ Lady Tornadoes to a 57-SS Tri- Val- ·~ ley Conference victory over Nel· ·~ sonvrlle·York Monday mght • Cummrns led Southern (2-8, ~ TVC 1·6) wtth 2S porn&. IUid four ,J asststs Kim lhlc added mnc pomts: •; and three assrsts Stacy Lyons had • mne pomts, four steals and sax '" rebounds Heather D111lcy Sl:Ored sax pomts, freshman Bngette Barnes added four and Sarah Brauer two Elizabeth Newlun notched 8. 1, game-h1gh 26 pomts for Nelsonville, '' ' whtle Ashley Standall added 10 and c Lacey Whrtlatch had mne points "We've been tmprovmg \he last ~ five games," s111d head coach Alan •I Cnsp "We JUSI need to butld on thrs 1' wm and use 11 as a stcpprng stone 't> The gtrls really worked hard and th11l was therr reward. Thrs wm CIJ11C at a trme when we really needed it • Our kids gave a great effort m the >-, fourth quarter They never qurt " ' Soulhern traded 12-6 m the first peiiod and 27-19 at the half By the ~~ end of the thrrd quarter, Southern prcked up a point, but still traded by 1 stx pomts In the fourth quarter; the' ] Tornadoes wh~rlcd up a storm, outsconng Nelsonvrlle· York, 23-14 M The charge was led by Cummrns, .' who notched 12 of her 25 pornts m. ~ the frame, rncludmg the ~ WID , mng free throws at the fimsh lhle hrt S·of-6 crucaal free throws~ '~ mcludiDg 4-for-4 m the f10al period when the game was on the line : , Cummrns' free throws gave SHS the ' ' ' WID Southern htt 19-of-48 field goal , attempts and was 16-for-22 at the " bne The Lady Tornadoes snared 3S: ~ rebounds (Darley seven, Lyons srx, .; Barnes 6) The Tornadoes had 13 i steals (Lyons four, lhlc four), c1ghL ::: ass1sts (!hie three, Cumm10s four), 28 turnovers an<l19 fouls N Y (2·6, TVC 2·6) hrl 22-of-59 shots from the field and was ll·for· 19 at the hnc T)le Lady Buckeyes had 29 rebounds (Newlun five) N· Y commmed 18 turnovers and 18 fouls Southern won the reserve game _ 38·21 led by Brrgettc Barnes wrth 17 poiDis and Amy Lee witlr eleven Feams had 12 for Nclsonvrlle Southern hosts Trimble Thuraday and goes to Miller Saturday :! h SlUm .., Marauder coach Ron Logan rested some of h1s starters, but the maroon and gold sllll roared out to a 19·2lead after one penod Brooke Withams and Amber Vinmg scored srx pomts each for Mergs m the per1od In the second penod, Me1gs (12·0, TVC 8·0) placed erght g11ls m o~tscor~n& the Falcons 26-ll to take a commandmg 45-13 lead at the half Manssa Whaley led the way for Meigs tn the pertod w11h srx Vimng, MarJone Bratton and Amy Hysell each added two Mergs, on the strength of a 13 I sconng advantage, took a 58 14 lead mlo the fourth penod Shannon Pnce nailed a cou- pic of three potnlers m tire penod as Meigs contmued to pull away for the wm Me1gs placed all 12 players m the sconng column led by Vmmg wtth 17 Jenmfer Shnmphn aod Brooke Willrams ' added 12 pomts each , Mergs hit 33 of'64 from the floor, mcludmg 3-of-6 from long range The Marauders went to the hnc 18 times and btl , 10 " Mergs pulled m 28 rebounds led by Tiffany Qualls wrth srx Me1gs had 12 turnovers and 23 steals, led by Whaley wrth. five The Lady Marauders chalked up 23 assrsts, led b)l. •. Stephan1e Wrgal and Whaley wtth four each Shnmpl10 had r four of the Marauders • five blocked shots Mrchelle Heavner led the Falcons (0-8, TVC 0. 7) wrth nm~ " pomls M1ller h1t 9-of-38 from the floor (24 pc~nt), mclud· ) mg 1 of·3 from the hne They had 20 rebounds led by Kym ~ McCormrck wrth st~ Miller turned the ball over 32tunes an<L ' had e1ght steals ' ,, Mergs wrll host Wellston on Thursday evenmg ' " Vikings,groun(:l Eagles in OT UConn stops Texas BAST MEIGS - 'Pre Vinton HARTFORD, Conn (AP) CoUnt)' Vtkings outscored ~Jern Jake Voskuhl got the early edge on 13-S in overtime to cl11m a 44-36 fellow Texan Chns Mthm rn the Trl· Valley Conference v1ctory over malchqp of brg men the Lady Eagles Monday mghl at " No 5 UConn got 21 pomls from Eastern High School Albert Mourrng and a strong show· The winners were led by Kristen rng m the post from \bskuhl and Hayes Wllh 13 ~mts, whtlc J. Jenkreserve center Souleymane Wane InS adkled 10 pmnts, five of wh1ch lo beat the No 15 Longhorns ncame m overt1me Erica SOwers 67 Monday nrght adkled erghL GOT -Gibe lluontkl (3) of TIXII grebl I rebound during Voskuhl, lhe 6-foot·ll center Eastern (4·7, TVC Hi) was led from Katy, Texas, had 11 rebounds the Longhom'llou to UConn Mondly.•(AP) by Juh Qailcy wrtlt l 13, the lone He and Wane helped neutrahze the , Eagle 10 hll do!lble figures Amber 7·foot Mrhm and combmed for rng seemed to relax the Husk1es tn Texas, whrch shot 33 percenr VanSrc1de add'cd seven and Amber four blocks and 18 rebounds the first game rn the Hartford Ctvrc (24·for-72), really hurtrtself at the Baker five, The Huskies fimshcd wrth 11 Center srnce then and helped them free-throw hnc, gomg 13 for-25 as Vmlon County (5·6, TVC 5·3) blocked shots m Monday ntght's to a 56-39 lead wrlli 12 35 to play • 11 had a three-game wmmng streak took a, lll-4 lead mto the second only game rnvolvma a Top 25 quarter, but '£astern eut the defier& to But the Umghorns 1(9·4) went sna~d "' ' team Conncctrcul shot 44 percent 15·12•at the llalf After lhree quaron a 15·3 run as Connecticut The HuskieJ (12·2) had won 11 scored once rn 11 possessrons (24 for 54), and ied by Mounng's ters, the score stood ued at21·21 stra1ght games unllllosmg to Notre They closed to 59-54 wrth 4 46 l~,ft 5-f!lr•6, wcn!6-for' 10 from 3·po1nt As trme tlckcd down toward the Dame, wh1ch played almost all on two free throws by lv11n Wagn· range finish, Vinton County held a 31-28 zone, last week Mourrng's shootlead At the '23 second mark, Becky er m .. -~ ' •" Dav1s n11led a three pomter to tic the • game "'; Vinton County lost rts last pos- ~ sessron and fouled Eastem wrth JUS! 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Local Sltta Fret Info This IS Nol AJob $5 000 Raq 1 POSTAL JOBS Up To $17 21 /Hr Guaranteed Hire For Application And Exam Information Call 8 AM 9 PM MF 1 688-89115827 Elrt 24 t007 Handyman Servle;e Now Taking Applications From lht offlflng Qays 60Q.429 3660 ~Ill J-365 Rtaply 3:00Pm Until I OOPm O"LY Aak For lots Hammond mall until you ha~o~e Investigated 800-997 9888 Elrt 1155 (24 Hr>) ATTENTIONII $1 600 Weekly Wtk:omo I'Nvloua Ap(ll-18 PleiM Apply In Porson AI f7 Pine SbMt !Jalllpolla Ohio Monday January 1Olll 1\Jtsday January 11111 NOT to sand money through the a (740~258-1252 All roal ..ljlltadvor11oirig In lh~ ,_apapor Is subjoct Ia Jht Federal Fair Housing Ac1 of leN wtich makes~ Illegal 460 Space lor Rent 420 Mobile Homea lor Rent 92 Clayton 1 3 Bedroom Hear Pump Good Condl!lon NHdtdl Largo Advlftltlng Firm Roofing SkillS (3-Tab Demenslon al Single Ply Rubber Tin} We A U,OOO WEEKLY INCOME Are An Established Company Package Value Of Tho Wo1k It local Pay Is Good Travel $15 000 Sf ~95 00 Coat With Bonuses Paid If You Are Looking $1 000 Prolll Call t 1100-797 eeet For AGood Stable JOb Please Submll YOUR RESUME To t403 24 Houts 1 513-487 1500 Direct Eastern Ava Gatllpolls OH A I COni PHONE CARD ROUTEI 992 0246 Monday throvgh Thll'lday 330-e OOpm EMEAGING COMPANY NEEDS Medical Insurance Billing Assla WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 IHR tance Immediately 11 You Have A INC BENEFITS GAME WAR PC You Can Earn $25 000 To DENS SECURITY MAIN $50 000 Annually Call 1·800· TENANCE PARK RANGERS NO 291'4883 Depl 1109 EXP NEEDED FOR APP AND EXAM INFO CALL I 800 813 Home Health A N Supe~vlaor 3585 EXT *4211 8 AM 9 ~M needed Immediate opening 7 DAYS Ids Inc FT RN Supervisor In Gallla Co Qualifications must Include aner galle responsible caring & pro vide quality care Offers top sal ary commensurate with experi ence benefits lncludi 401K health life Ins mileage Send history ~ to Box , 042 exeo $tOO Per Hour Homeworker• Paya $4 For Every VOICI Malt Able To Mllt.t Otclalons Want A Ptrmantnt Job Work Wall With People AnCI Possess E•ceptlonal The Dally Sentinel • Page A 7 320 Mobile Homn for Site Buel111111 Opportunity e - Milko $400 $500 EvoPICK YOUR OWN HOURS PT I R ryday In 'rbuf Soltt Time Umiled FTI SIK S3K POTENTIAL PER Space 11188-7<19-o907 (24.th} WEEK NOT LIKE MLM I 868 493-4888 EX! 6509 INOTICE! 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Amber Vining led the way with 17 ppints, while Jennifer Shrimplin and Brooke Williams added 12 points apiece. Meigs (12-0, 1VC 8~0) goes for No. 13 Thursday, against Wellston. 110 1 OOplll Friday Meigs girls cruise past Miller to 12th straight victory By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correepondent ROCK SPRINGS - Metgs opened up a 45-13 lead at the half and coasted to an 81·22 wm over Mrller m gtrls TVC bas· kelball actron Monday evenmg at Larry R Momson Gymna· - •,T - • $35 500 Or 10 Acres $15 500 Ridge Rd 7 Acres $13 000 Many Nice Lots To Choose From !=or Home Sites And Hunting Call Now For FREE Maps And Fl nenclng lnlo 10% OFF Cash Buys I 360 Real Estate Wanted We l'lly CASt:~ For LANDI Even II Ita Llstlcl 20 500 Acres Call Ryan 8001213-8365 Anthony Land Company lTD WWW coqotrytyme com WV Land wanted suitable lor hunting No utilities no access no problem (7401288 7246 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom House 3(; Chillicothe Road $325/Mo With Deposit No .,Pets Gaael References 740 446 2419 740.446 0720 2 bedroom hOuse In Portla nd $300 plus electric heat w th WOOd 7 40-843 5546 740-992 2167 2 Bedroom Furnished Moblla Home $300/Mo Includes Heat $100 Deposit Located On Han nan Trace Ro,_d 1 Mile Off 218 740-~202 2 Bedrooms In Kanauga Beaut! ful River View No Pets 740-«t 0181 2 br mobile homo $250 par mon water I sewer paid no pets ref lliQulrod 304-675-1!1184 2BR Trailer Stove and Relrigera tor new furnace central air washer and dryer hook ups Oultt location No pets Propane In eluded Second trailer on leU on Roush Ferrell Dr of Camp Conley Rd $300 month plus dapostts 3 Bedrooms Stove & Refrigerator Furnished $300/Mo $150 De posit State Route 588 Gaillpotls 74().4W6.9061 Brick Home for Rent 3 bedrooms bath 3 References and Deposit (740}-446-0722 Two bedroom mobile ttbme In 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nursing Home Economical Utilities Quktt location $279/Mo + Utit ties No Pels 740-446-2957 1 or 2 Bedroom Near Wal Mart References Deposit Requi red Utilities Paid No Pets! (740) 245 5893 2 Bedroom Apartment Upstairs Stove & Aefngeralor Furnished 34 1!2 Smithers Avenue Galllpo lis $250/l.fo $150 Deposn 740 ol46-9061 oncas No Poll 740-ol46-1088 BEAUTIFUl. 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D nettes Stop And Loci< 740 448-4762 R&D 1 Used Furniture Great Sa lectlon Pnced. To Sell! •come Arid Browse Carner 01 Route 7 & Addison Pike "We Bu~ Furnl 740-367 0280 520 Sporting Goods ture' Soto Flex Oelu•a hke new All At tachmenla (740) 441 0731 after Antiques datiOn To $200 000 Cred t Carda Mortgages Refinancing And .. Auto Loans Available Meridian Creel II Corp HtOO 471 51 t9 Ext 1180 •Attention Primestar Customers• Want A Seller Deal? 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J8nUMY 11,1000 • Inside: Scoreboard- Southern edges N-Y by ~ ; two points :~ TUESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS Prep Basketball TVC Girls Ohio TVC Me1gs Belpre Alexander Vinton County Wellston Nelsonville York ·1 ALL 8-0 12-0 6 1 6-4 7·1 10·2 5-3 5-6 4-4 4 7 2-6 2-6 TVC ~ • Hocking ALL 62 65 5·2 8-3 2-6 4 7 1-6 2-6 0·7 0 9 0 9 010 Federal Hockmg waterford Eastern Southern M11/er Tnmble ,...1 Monday'a reaulta Me1gs 81, Miller 22 Vinton County 44 Eastern 36 Southern 57 Nelsonville York 55 Alexander 91 Tnmble 29 Waterford 41, Wellston 37 Belpre 55, Federal Hocking 52 Thuraday'a achedule Wellston at Meigs Eastern at Waterford Tnmble at Southern V1nton County at Nelsonville York Federal Hocking at Miller Alexander at Belpre HALL OF FAME HOPFII'UL- Tony Perez, shown batting ag1lnl1 Beeton In the 11175 Sen.a, 11 one of m1ny fot'mer ,M1)or SlltUrday'a achedule Vinton County at Northndga South Gallla at Nelsonville York LIIQ!Je Batllblll gre1te waiting to hear whether or not they will be enahrlned In the Baeeblll Hell of Fame. (AP) Perez, Fisk wait and hope· TVCBoys Today'a ac:hedula Me1gs at Miller Nelsonville-York at Southern Eastern at Vinton County Alexander at Tnmble Belpre at Federal Hocking Wellston at Waterford Frlday'e achedule Waterford at Eastern Squthern at Tnmble Nelsonville York at Vinton County Belpre al Alexander M1ller at Federal Hockmg Saturday'• ec:hedule Wellston v Wheeling Park Trimble at Athens Williamstown at Federal Hockmg Eastern checks in at 16th in AP poll COLUMBUS, Oh1o (AP) Worthmgton Chnst1an 1s back where 1t left off The Warr~ors, who won the D1v1 s1on IV state champ1onsh1p last March at Value City Arena, are No 1 m the same d1v1s1on m the first weekly Oh1o Assocratcd Press boys basketball rankmgs released Mon· day Worthmgton Chnstran, 24-3 a year ago and 9 0 so far th1s season, pried up more first-place votes (21) and more pomts (248) than any other team m the poll Eastern and fellow TVC con· tender Waterford are also among the top ranked schools 10 Drvrsron IV. Eastern IS ranked 16th With 23 pomts Waterford IS rated 11th after prck mg up 44 pomts The other top ranked teams m the first medra ballotmg of the 53rd annual poll are perenmal power house Canton McKinley m Div1s10n I, C10cmnall Purcell Marran 10 Div1 ' sron 11 and Akron St Vincent St Mary 10 DIVISIOn Ill Two other state champronshrp teams - Bedford Chane! 10 ll1 and Keuermg Alter m II - were aga10 among the top teams 10 therr drvr· SIOn Chane!, wh1ch also won the AP's prep football poll behmd Mr Foot· ball Bam Childress, rs unbeaten and ranked No 2 In DIVISIOn Ill Wllh Ch1ldress m the hneup Chane! was 26-0 last year and rs 6·2 so far thrs season Alter rs 5 2 and 1s hsted srxth m D1v1ston 11 Tra1hng Worthmgton Chnstran m the small school d1v1smn are Berlin H1land, Spnngfield Catholic Cen Ira!, Shadys1de and Fort Jenmngs McKmley 's closest pursuers m the b1g school drv1s1on are Cmcm nat1 St Xav1er, Beavercreek, Toledo Ubbl:y and Cleveland South Purcell Manan holds a 24 pomt lead over Perry, Wllh Wooster Trr way thrrd, Dayton Chnstran fourth and Poland Semmary fifth m Drvr s1on II Behmd talented St Vincent-St Mary and Chane! 10 Dtvlsron Ill came L1ma Central Cathohc, Bel· la1re and aeveland Villa Angela·St Joseph The poll wtll contmue for SIX more weeks, wtth champ1ons announced on Fob 21 NEW YORK (AP) - The ttmmg mtght be JUst nght for Carlton F1sk and Tony Perez Last year, thcrr Hall of Fame hopes were squeezed when Nolan Ryan, George Breit and Rob10 Yount showed up on the ballot And next year, they would face compettlton from first· ltme candrdates Kirby Puckett, Dave Wmfield, Lou Whttaker and Don Mallmgly So for the former World Serres r~vals - and one·ttme teammates - thrs mrght be therr best chance in a whtle Results of the votmg are to be announced today Rehevers Goose Gossage and Jeff Reardon and starter Jack Morns lead the hst of 14 first llmers on the ballot Gary Carter, Tomll)y John and Bruce Sutter also are among the 16 holdovers Ryan, Brett and Yount swept mto the Hall on therr first try last January, leavmg httle room for anyone else to get the requtred 75 percent m vot mg by members of the Baseball Wnters' Associ atron of Amenca The Veterans Committee Will hold tis vore on Feb 29 m Tampa, Fla Former manager Sparky Ander.;on and longlrme Mmnesota star Tony Ohva w1ll be cons1dered by the panel for the first t1me Induction ceremomes Will be July 23, m Cooperstown, N Y The annual Hall of Fame game w1ll be played the next day, matchmg Cleveland and Ar1zona Frsk caught the most games m maJor league hiStory (2,226) 811d hrt a record 351 of 376 career home runs while play10g the pos111on But h1s most memorable shot drd not count m that total Frsk won Game 6 of the 1975 World Serres when he homered m the bollom of the 12th mmng al Fenway Park, watchmg and wavmg the whole way Once the ball h11 the foul pole, he took off and passed Perez, the Cmc10na11 first baseman ' Perez fimshed wrth 379 career home runs He also had a few that do not appear m hrs total many fans do not recall that a day after Frsk's famous shot, Perez homered m Game 7 to help the Brg Red Machme rally for.a 4 3 v1ctory and the champ1onsh1p Some mtghl say tlrat home run off B1ll Lee's blooper p1tch sums up Perez's career - h1s accomphshmc;pls always seemed to be overshad· owed by others Perez has 1,652 RB!s, the most among play· ers nol m the Hall Sttll, he IS often overlooked m the glare of hts Reds teammates - Pete Rose, Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan Last January, m h1s erghth year of ehgtbthty, Perez fell 71 votes short m gettmg 61 percent F1sk fell 43 votes shy and fimshed at 66 per· centlast11me m hts first year of ehgrbthty R10hevers have rarely fared wellm Hall elcc· t10ns, wrth Hoyt Wilhelm and Rothe Fmgers the only ones to make tl Gossage and Reardon, however, were hopmg for gOO<lshowmgs Gossage recorded 310 saves and was a doml· nant stopper wtth h1s fnghtenmg fastball whrle Reardon had 367 saves Moms went 254-186 and was best known for hrs 1-0, IO.mnmg siNtou! m Game 7 of the1991 World Serres that lifted Mmnesola over Atlanta Other players on the ballot for 'the first lime are Hub1e Brooks, Brll Gulhckson, Dave Hen· derson, Charlie Hough, Kent Hrbek, Bruce Hurst, Steve Sax, Lonme Smrlh, Rrck Sutcliffe, Bob Welch and Withe Wilson Carter (324 homers), John (288 wms) and Sutter (300 saves) are among the holdo'(er candrdates, along wrth Bert Blyleven (281 wms), J1m Kaat (283 wms), Jtm Rrce (.298, 382 homers) and Dale Murphy (398 homers, two MVP awards) t NELSONVILLE- Kati Cum• " mms hrl two free throws wrth Jus& q seconds rem11rune to cap a 25-poml ~ si:onng effort and led the Southenl ~ Lady Tornadoes to a 57-SS Tri- Val- ·~ ley Conference victory over Nel· ·~ sonvrlle·York Monday mght • Cummrns led Southern (2-8, ~ TVC 1·6) wtth 2S porn&. IUid four ,J asststs Kim lhlc added mnc pomts: •; and three assrsts Stacy Lyons had • mne pomts, four steals and sax '" rebounds Heather D111lcy Sl:Ored sax pomts, freshman Bngette Barnes added four and Sarah Brauer two Elizabeth Newlun notched 8. 1, game-h1gh 26 pomts for Nelsonville, '' ' whtle Ashley Standall added 10 and c Lacey Whrtlatch had mne points "We've been tmprovmg \he last ~ five games," s111d head coach Alan •I Cnsp "We JUSI need to butld on thrs 1' wm and use 11 as a stcpprng stone 't> The gtrls really worked hard and th11l was therr reward. Thrs wm CIJ11C at a trme when we really needed it • Our kids gave a great effort m the >-, fourth quarter They never qurt " ' Soulhern traded 12-6 m the first peiiod and 27-19 at the half By the ~~ end of the thrrd quarter, Southern prcked up a point, but still traded by 1 stx pomts In the fourth quarter; the' ] Tornadoes wh~rlcd up a storm, outsconng Nelsonvrlle· York, 23-14 M The charge was led by Cummrns, .' who notched 12 of her 25 pornts m. ~ the frame, rncludmg the ~ WID , mng free throws at the fimsh lhle hrt S·of-6 crucaal free throws~ '~ mcludiDg 4-for-4 m the f10al period when the game was on the line : , Cummrns' free throws gave SHS the ' ' ' WID Southern htt 19-of-48 field goal , attempts and was 16-for-22 at the " bne The Lady Tornadoes snared 3S: ~ rebounds (Darley seven, Lyons srx, .; Barnes 6) The Tornadoes had 13 i steals (Lyons four, lhlc four), c1ghL ::: ass1sts (!hie three, Cumm10s four), 28 turnovers an<l19 fouls N Y (2·6, TVC 2·6) hrl 22-of-59 shots from the field and was ll·for· 19 at the hnc T)le Lady Buckeyes had 29 rebounds (Newlun five) N· Y commmed 18 turnovers and 18 fouls Southern won the reserve game _ 38·21 led by Brrgettc Barnes wrth 17 poiDis and Amy Lee witlr eleven Feams had 12 for Nclsonvrlle Southern hosts Trimble Thuraday and goes to Miller Saturday :! h SlUm .., Marauder coach Ron Logan rested some of h1s starters, but the maroon and gold sllll roared out to a 19·2lead after one penod Brooke Withams and Amber Vinmg scored srx pomts each for Mergs m the per1od In the second penod, Me1gs (12·0, TVC 8·0) placed erght g11ls m o~tscor~n& the Falcons 26-ll to take a commandmg 45-13 lead at the half Manssa Whaley led the way for Meigs tn the pertod w11h srx Vimng, MarJone Bratton and Amy Hysell each added two Mergs, on the strength of a 13 I sconng advantage, took a 58 14 lead mlo the fourth penod Shannon Pnce nailed a cou- pic of three potnlers m tire penod as Meigs contmued to pull away for the wm Me1gs placed all 12 players m the sconng column led by Vmmg wtth 17 Jenmfer Shnmphn aod Brooke Willrams ' added 12 pomts each , Mergs hit 33 of'64 from the floor, mcludmg 3-of-6 from long range The Marauders went to the hnc 18 times and btl , 10 " Mergs pulled m 28 rebounds led by Tiffany Qualls wrth srx Me1gs had 12 turnovers and 23 steals, led by Whaley wrth. five The Lady Marauders chalked up 23 assrsts, led b)l. •. Stephan1e Wrgal and Whaley wtth four each Shnmpl10 had r four of the Marauders • five blocked shots Mrchelle Heavner led the Falcons (0-8, TVC 0. 7) wrth nm~ " pomls M1ller h1t 9-of-38 from the floor (24 pc~nt), mclud· ) mg 1 of·3 from the hne They had 20 rebounds led by Kym ~ McCormrck wrth st~ Miller turned the ball over 32tunes an<L ' had e1ght steals ' ,, Mergs wrll host Wellston on Thursday evenmg ' " Vikings,groun(:l Eagles in OT UConn stops Texas BAST MEIGS - 'Pre Vinton HARTFORD, Conn (AP) CoUnt)' Vtkings outscored ~Jern Jake Voskuhl got the early edge on 13-S in overtime to cl11m a 44-36 fellow Texan Chns Mthm rn the Trl· Valley Conference v1ctory over malchqp of brg men the Lady Eagles Monday mghl at " No 5 UConn got 21 pomls from Eastern High School Albert Mourrng and a strong show· The winners were led by Kristen rng m the post from \bskuhl and Hayes Wllh 13 ~mts, whtlc J. Jenkreserve center Souleymane Wane InS adkled 10 pmnts, five of wh1ch lo beat the No 15 Longhorns ncame m overt1me Erica SOwers 67 Monday nrght adkled erghL GOT -Gibe lluontkl (3) of TIXII grebl I rebound during Voskuhl, lhe 6-foot·ll center Eastern (4·7, TVC Hi) was led from Katy, Texas, had 11 rebounds the Longhom'llou to UConn Mondly.•(AP) by Juh Qailcy wrtlt l 13, the lone He and Wane helped neutrahze the , Eagle 10 hll do!lble figures Amber 7·foot Mrhm and combmed for rng seemed to relax the Husk1es tn Texas, whrch shot 33 percenr VanSrc1de add'cd seven and Amber four blocks and 18 rebounds the first game rn the Hartford Ctvrc (24·for-72), really hurtrtself at the Baker five, The Huskies fimshcd wrth 11 Center srnce then and helped them free-throw hnc, gomg 13 for-25 as Vmlon County (5·6, TVC 5·3) blocked shots m Monday ntght's to a 56-39 lead wrlli 12 35 to play • 11 had a three-game wmmng streak took a, lll-4 lead mto the second only game rnvolvma a Top 25 quarter, but '£astern eut the defier& to But the Umghorns 1(9·4) went sna~d "' ' team Conncctrcul shot 44 percent 15·12•at the llalf After lhree quaron a 15·3 run as Connecticut The HuskieJ (12·2) had won 11 scored once rn 11 possessrons (24 for 54), and ied by Mounng's ters, the score stood ued at21·21 stra1ght games unllllosmg to Notre They closed to 59-54 wrth 4 46 l~,ft 5-f!lr•6, wcn!6-for' 10 from 3·po1nt As trme tlckcd down toward the Dame, wh1ch played almost all on two free throws by lv11n Wagn· range finish, Vinton County held a 31-28 zone, last week Mourrng's shootlead At the '23 second mark, Becky er m .. -~ ' •" Dav1s n11led a three pomter to tic the • game "'; Vinton County lost rts last pos- ~ sessron and fouled Eastem wrth JUS! 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Amber Vining led the way with 17 ppints, while Jennifer Shrimplin and Brooke Williams added 12 points apiece. Meigs (12-0, 1VC 8~0) goes for No. 13 Thursday, against Wellston. 110 1 OOplll Friday Meigs girls cruise past Miller to 12th straight victory By DAVE HARRIS Sentinel Correepondent ROCK SPRINGS - Metgs opened up a 45-13 lead at the half and coasted to an 81·22 wm over Mrller m gtrls TVC bas· kelball actron Monday evenmg at Larry R Momson Gymna· - •,T - • $35 500 Or 10 Acres $15 500 Ridge Rd 7 Acres $13 000 Many Nice Lots To Choose From !=or Home Sites And Hunting Call Now For FREE Maps And Fl nenclng lnlo 10% OFF Cash Buys I 360 Real Estate Wanted We l'lly CASt:~ For LANDI Even II Ita Llstlcl 20 500 Acres Call Ryan 8001213-8365 Anthony Land Company lTD WWW coqotrytyme com WV Land wanted suitable lor hunting No utilities no access no problem (7401288 7246 RENTALS 410 Houses for Rent 2 Bedroom House 3(; Chillicothe Road $325/Mo With Deposit No .,Pets Gaael References 740 446 2419 740.446 0720 2 bedroom hOuse In Portla nd $300 plus electric heat w th WOOd 7 40-843 5546 740-992 2167 2 Bedroom Furnished Moblla Home $300/Mo Includes Heat $100 Deposit Located On Han nan Trace Ro,_d 1 Mile Off 218 740-~202 2 Bedrooms In Kanauga Beaut! ful River View No Pets 740-«t 0181 2 br mobile homo $250 par mon water I sewer paid no pets ref lliQulrod 304-675-1!1184 2BR Trailer Stove and Relrigera tor new furnace central air washer and dryer hook ups Oultt location No pets Propane In eluded Second trailer on leU on Roush Ferrell Dr of Camp Conley Rd $300 month plus dapostts 3 Bedrooms Stove & Refrigerator Furnished $300/Mo $150 De posit State Route 588 Gaillpotls 74().4W6.9061 Brick Home for Rent 3 bedrooms bath 3 References and Deposit (740}-446-0722 Two bedroom mobile ttbme In 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nlshed and unfurnished security deposit required no pets 740 992 2218 1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nursing Home Economical Utilities Quktt location $279/Mo + Utit ties No Pels 740-446-2957 1 or 2 Bedroom Near Wal Mart References Deposit Requi red Utilities Paid No Pets! 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D nettes Stop And Loci< 740 448-4762 R&D 1 Used Furniture Great Sa lectlon Pnced. To Sell! •come Arid Browse Carner 01 Route 7 & Addison Pike "We Bu~ Furnl 740-367 0280 520 Sporting Goods ture' Soto Flex Oelu•a hke new All At tachmenla (740) 441 0731 after Antiques datiOn To $200 000 Cred t Carda Mortgages Refinancing And .. Auto Loans Available Meridian Creel II Corp HtOO 471 51 t9 Ext 1180 •Attention Primestar Customers• Want A Seller Deal? 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Gel Cash Loans To $5 ooo Debt Consoli Apartments lor Rent N 4th Ave Middleport 2 room efficiency utllit111 paid no pets dop.& rtf 740 992 0165 Carporl Lg Kitchen $390 Mo Appliances Recond itioned · ~~------~----~ Washer& Oryers Ranges Refrl 440 2 or 3 bedroom house In Pomtjlr ay no pels 740 992 5658 Houuhold Good a Buy or nil Riverine Anllqu•• 1124 East Main on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 992 2526 or 740 992 1539 Russ Moore owner N 3rd Ave Middleport 1 br fur nlstted apartment no pets dep & (304)675 510 Two bedrooms one bath total elecfrl~ $250 month $250 de posit references required out side Rulland area 740-992 778B 2 Bedroom with Attached Garage 1724 MERCHANDISE BOO PM 530 Modern I BR All Utilities Paid Except Electric Gallipolis Farry Area $250 month + Daposu erences Requ ired t279 Mlddloporl $250 month 74Q-992 5039 2 Bedroom Small House Clean 3 Miles Dawn Route 7 $350/Ma Must Have Good References 740-446-1615 740-446,243 1 112 Ba!h Gobd Locallon Ref Mobl .. Home Lot For Rent Mobile Hom• for Rent 740 44t • �' .. • • Plfll A 8 • The Deily Sentinel 710 Autoll for Sale luck Sto~• Fireplace ln11rt . - •~ - Coil l3041417&- :MIIn. 3t18. tattd, new prlct $544. aaklng &:150. S04-77Utll8. New GAHS Scnool Coat Size L. , Nome con.lle 185, Phono: 7~23t8 . Mlllonlum DleU Eot All Doy Now 1IU Covollo<; 20R, 4 Cyl., 5 .Spd., CO Piaytr, A/C . $3500. oao (304Je7He83. 1894 New 9~~:7 ltNI ~rage door, tneu- And Mtlt Away, Call Tracy At Z·~•. t-topa, ehr'o,... rims, Flowmaater exhaust. ale. am/fm cas..no, $9.000 080, 01111 740. 742-3t35. 1995 Camaro, V·S automatic, custom show car, custom wheats and dash, black, 71 ,167 milts, minor front damage, runs and drives. a&k lng S&100, 740· 9921506 da~s or· 740· 949· 2644 ovonlngl and-.. 7~1-11112 . RUIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS . Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gas Furnacta, 011 Furnaces, 12 Sur Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Sy,tams Free 8 Vaar Parts & La· • bor Warranty Benne~ Heating & Cooling. 1-800-872·5987. ROlli Gun Sllcp, 14Q.142-8412. or, $75; 740·361-7576, 1995 Ford Mustang, V·6 , auto, 37,000 miles,"While with gray In· terior, front ctamage, $3,700, 7-'0992 ·1sos days, 740·949 ·26-4 4 eves/weekenda. 1996 Pontiac Grand Am , SE Se dan, -4 Speed, Automatic, 21 ,000 Mllu , Excetierll Condition . $9,500, 74Q.36H609. Self-Repelled Lawn Boy Pu$h Mower, $1 00; 2 Weedeaters, $100 Por Bolh; Bell Sander, Skroll Saw. S100 For Both; Small Freez· 140~89· 1933. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? We Specialize In Appeals And Hearings. FREE CONSULTATION . Benellt Team SerVIces, Inc;:. Toti-Fraa: 1·888836-1052. 1997 Camara, loaded with extras, 45,000 miles, 1~-66Hl904 . 1998 Pontiac Flreblrlf Trans-Am, 2 dr, t-tops, 11000 miles, auto, cd, silver metallic wltn dark pewter leather, right front suspension damage, $'14,500, 7-40·,992· 1506 day s, 740· 949· 2644 ·eves/we ekends. ttta FORD EXPLORER $100 I 090. Seized And Sl!liing Locali~. Tharlngton Fuel 011 Stove. 70,000 1-800-109·7511 Ext. 9893. BTU 2 Years Old, $350, 740.258· . CARS $10Q ·$500. Police Im6316. pounds: Hoiida's Toyota's, JeeP,s. And Sport Utilities . CALL "TWo Matching over Stufled Chairs NOWII 1·800,772·7470; EXT. wllh large matching Onoman: Bur· 6336. gundy color. $125.00 Call: (740)· 446-8529 CARS FADM 128/110. Buy Po· lice Impounds "/Repos. Fee. For Walorllna·Speclol: 3/4 200 PSI listings /Payment Detail Call 1$21 .95 Per 100; 1• 200 PSI IICJ0.319·3323 )(2158. $37.00 Per 1v0; All BrasS Compressbn Attlnga In $b;)d( 720 Trucks for.Sale . > RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<&on, Ohk>, 1-BD0-531-9528 White Whirlpool Washer $75; 2 While Whlrl_pool Dryers $65 Eac~ ; White Whirlpool Dryer $50; Call Alter 5:30 P.M. 740·446- 9066. > 1972 Ford. 112 Ton. V-8, Au· romatic, AIC, 67 .585/miles, ga· rage kept. Great condition. Infer· matiOn'Call:· 740.379-2601 . .. 1979 F-250 400 Engine Groot Work Truck $1 .200. 74o.2 45. 9498. Wood Burner With Blower, ·excel- len I Condition, $450, 140·448· 6962. > 550 Pets for Sale 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 fe· males, 1 male AKC reg . w/ papers have had 2nd shots 304- lion, 740·992·1182 or 304·773· 5305. Pho~~:):.2889 Fax: (&14)949-3309 Tlte Conotructfon Manager lor the Prp)ect Ia: Tlta Quando! Group, Inc: 3518 Rlveraldo Drive Sulte101 Columbuo, Ohio 43221 Phooo: (740)442-GSOO Fax:. (740) 442o0501 , www.quandel.com · 2. Any propoold Equal for a Standlld ohalf be oubmiHod to tho Architect no later than ten (10) days prior to tha bid opening. If no· Addonda fa I81Ued In usoclallon with . the Bidder's roquut, the propooed !Equal ohall be conalderld ro)ectld. · Sealed bldo wllf be received for: Phaae1 Contract No. 06·0068· 9006801·01, Sllework, Already Under Controct Contract No. No. 06-ootlll· 9006B01·13, Brick Procurement, ·Aireldy Under Contract Phase II · Contract No. 08· 0088· 9006801-Cl2: Site UUIItlao Contract . No. 08·0088· 9006801-113: General Tradea Contract No. 06·0088· 9006801-114: Maoonry Contract No. 06·0088"· 9006801.()5: llooftng Contract No. 06·0068· 9006801·06: Aluminum Enlrancea, WindoWs, Gl••• PWMBinG 50 Yrs. Combt' ned c Free Est1111111es • 740•742-3411 667-DZI SMITH' AKC Registered male Black Lab. ,. Pup. 7mo's. Has had training! 1740)-448-gOSO · Over 7~ T,anks of Freshwater Fish, Locally Raised Parakeets/ Supplies. Fish Tank/Pel Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue,/ PI. Pleasant, 1304)675,2063. Sun. I · 4PM, Mon-Sat11 AM-6PM. For Sale: Four year old Olde English Bulldog AKC .Registered White apd Brendel. $7~0 .00 with cage. 1740~548 Old English. Sheep Dog Pupplas. AKC . Females 1550. Miles $500. l304)273-2t3t, Altar 5PM. . FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. CaB Today! Free Eltlmatea (740) 882·11 01 "1 0 Farm Equipment 12' transport disc: 500 gallon crop sprayer, electric controls; 740-992-7302 aher 6:30pm .• 1954 John Deere 50, good original u~ctor, new rear tires, runs good, $1750. 740·742·3020. 1988 GMC , 2-Ton Truck. For Sal! or 1\'ado. 1304)675-1858. 1998 New Holland LX-485 SkicJ · Steer Loader, Low Hours, Very GOOd Condition, Call Huntington, 304-736-4800. lqg Splitter- .20 TO!'I, 5 Horaepow~ er, Good Condition $365.00: 8ft. While Fiberglass Truck Topper 74x99. Good Condition $150.00 OBOI 1·(740)·258·916t New Farmers Tobacco WarehOI,ISe, Ripley, Ottio, Is now re· celvlng tobacco. tst- sate Jan. to. Call toll free: t-888·944-4365 or Edison Mayes: 1304)675-1858. · 630 Llveetoek 2 Year Old Registered Paint ·Ally, Che$1nut & While. 74o-368·9130. 4 Year Old Patorplno Filly, $700 Broke, 740·446·8081. 6 Month Old Miniatuie Jiorsa, $200 OBO 740·258·t233. Hard Ot Registered .Limousin Cat~le For Sale, Slack & Red, Pone~ & Hor~. 740-446-8081 . > 640 Hay & Grain Lease Disaster TobaccO Po"undage 2.000 Pounds, 740· 446.. 1052. TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale CARS $tOO, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's T0yola"'s, Ch.evys, Jeeps, And Sport UIJII- tle&. Call Nowl 800·772·7470 : Ext 7832. 882-2753 · HILL'S . SELf sTORAGE YOUR Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' . Hours 7:00AM· 8 PM 740-742-8015 mo, pd. 1985 Fo~d Escort, 82.000 Actual Mltea, S18ndtrd, 740-446-2155. 1986 Trans-Am 350, Automallc Good Condition, $1,995! 140: 446-039o. > • t989 Pontiac Sunblrd, automatic, 4 c yll~der, 4 door, looks good , . runs goo~. $900;. 1990 Dodge .. Grand Caravan, 3.3 V·6, ·automat· lc. runs good, lOOk& good, $1400. M6~ AIAO, Vinton, 011. · 14o-388-9e93 or 740-742·2370. 1991 Chevy Beretta, 41 cylinder, runs an~ drl_v er goQd, $1250 QBO, 'Call 740·992-3110 alter .....,.,.. ~"· ' 1991 PlymouUt l.aiOf AS,, L SAYRE . .TRUCKING · eee2. Sluo lnttrior. 1304)675-4014. , coodlllon, $4500, 74o-992-n27. 1766. • pl1n room•: •Allf!ld Cqnotructfon, 1010 Yaf 0 Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohlo45200 Frarrldin &Undo Oklee* 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In St~ ' 111111 • > ... 9:0G-12:1V\ VV ' .!. •• ....:;:o . •• r . ~- . c We Will O.al ·~ 740-742-331' 1·888-816·9609 PIB CONTRACTOR~, ' . .. ' • OONCRETE N c .R E T E INC. ' • INC.' • BACKHOE SERVICES • MASONRY : ' o- deUvarlll directly ta N- .. ' yaar door ~BEE ESTIMATES......... FULLY INSURED Calllll-21• Brian .,-ol'riaon / "Racine, Oliio (140) 985.3948 !TUESDAY ·wlcK·s HfiOLINCJ ·~oom. Addltlons ' ' Jo. ' · and · ··. EXCfiVfiTING 740·992·7643 Hauling*UmeS1one•G.ravel · Sand'Topsoii*Fill Dirt*Mulch · · Bulldozer Servi.c es · . ' . '.i . (740) 99Z·3470 ind~thetnOstof~isknowlecfp., l .. - ~LlltK ·. • Pomeroy, Ohio . ,. • 740-992-.S~U •·' Wednesday, Jan. 12,l000 .. 11/26199 t mo. pd Cellular · Jeff Warner los~ . · , '992-5479 . :. . ' · Sewing &· Vaccuum Claen.t. Repairs · We make house · r I ·t · ' ' JACKS ROOF.ING &CONSTRUOION . Stop In Anci .See . ' ' · Steve Ri"ffle New Roofs • Aepalts , • .coating ·· Glrtteta 1 • Siding • Drywall • Palnllng • Plumbing· Free Estimates · Sales Re.presentative • I · . • ' ... ., •t ' . . Joseph jacks . 740.992·2068 . .. " 61291M0. .• 1' .... .. ,. . ..,. ( ' .< 11031Db 1 rna. pd. i I La.rry Schey · ; There's a strong choncethot yoo may establish alwdet"sh;p pooition in pdlinotinJ imeoelu lhll could bene· . · ' .. li• you u well u others in the yeor altilad. 'file resulu look promising. . · ·fAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Ju: 19) DOn 'tlll.low put doubt or fw insu,. lai!o you from your linanciol poosibifities today. 'lbe.upecu fovor you. yqu mull lake imOJinative meo. .,..... to reop their beneliu .. Coprioorn; trut Y.tJID"IO. If to o birthday pft.Send the requiled reflllld form and for your Astro-(lnqih poedictions for the Y.ear llhead by rnaillna $2 ind ,.,,. addleltled atampedeitvelope toAstroGnplt, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ·11758, Mumy Hill Stetlon, New t~ NY 10156. Be """' to )\0* Zodioc lip. '' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) AllCWIIIely evolultlna lnformodon u Is nootina U'OUnd is yoirr. CliP of • ...y. You'll be obte to do. . · tie rool WOIIh of on Ideo or conoept liu! ~ .Coc.nplete > .;.......... s • BOBCAT SERVICES . NO, HE HAS A TEAAI"'-E ~ r A RESIDENTIAUI/1111/IlCOMMERCIAL . ' M . (lntrodueld In Willa 12 Jekyll'o . ltagll) . 23 Flrll-me 19gc:, (2wcll.) 24 .Some llbe 25 Prohibita 211· Fairy tale otart 2tltniiM- oncllng 21 IIIPNMnt 42 Flying OIUCII'O 10 Germon Mr. 29 (. I ' ' • ' LEO (July 23·AUJ. 22) Chances are t~at you may bec0111e ~ autpor . AlthOUift you llliilht feel iaipoled ' of on i""'nious idea loday. How'h·. upon"' qlhen todoy when it comes . er, sOIIIeDI!Celse's suaaelllons couldv improv'l upon or perfect yoar ori&i· . to tlteinequeots, wt,.n motivateill!Y your own simJJ!IIico; you'm likely to italthouJhts. be Jenerousto afault. .. · .. · ,YIROO (Au1. 23·Sefl!. 22) . ARIES (Marcb 21-April 19) Be • ' · , Changes which ha'-'e been in\ple. ~ pendn toclay, h,ocause the menledbyinfluencesQvcrwhichyou ' mfluenoes are such th!ll you should have had little or no control could be oble to ~lish ~ friendly rappon rovcne themselves loday and once .with others more eoslly, . tontacl asain place·the reisns back in your someone who has been honl to rea•-b. · · · hands. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) If DCvel""!"ents t~at aro •om~w!"'t someone for whom you've· been · c:hollenJtnB won I find ~ou. lockms yeornins ' has been reticent in · todoy. Your re~ru,htess IS awak· response to your oveitures, try one ened by telly sttuottons. he they larse mqro time today. Romance favors orsmail. . ·· you al this tiine. • OEMINr(May 2,!·lurii12(1) Todoy S,CORPIO (Oct 1 24-Nov. 22-) may prove .that someone you m:entMake se.veral matters which have not ly met is ~llined to play a prominent been concluded to your satiafaction role in yoouffaln; u you once 118in ~ priority issues todoy. If. you know encounter oa:lt OCher and oense on what you wont, you can no"! hold · inltllllldnahl~. .· finn until you set it CANCBR()IIMZI·July22)There SAOmARIUS (Nov. 23:0ee. could be ICliiiC linkop betw-. Y~ ' 21) Instead of telephonina in youi belna . more fortunate today 1n "'"sto a Ml!:ial gatherin1 to which odvoncmj your sWul. u 'wellu your yoo'vc been invited, putln an lppdr· fltiiiiCill posit~ . 'lbey ..,h will bo ance. Someone you' vc been hopina lucky ,for ..,h OCher. to. meet mi1ht be .in llltendaitcc. PISE:ES (Feb. 2()..._.orcll I' 20~ ~- ·n . ' 11' · ~(obbr.) llka 0 button? 30 .. A"-14 • 1pple" 31 Camera pert 37 "The Brldllel of · ' Mactraon -" •. • .~ 38 Rl-ln Germony > 41 Enlhliolaollc 42 Hawaiian lnotrull*lll 43 Buo tokon, 44 ~'l;htlplln ' 45 klllld 47 Entity 45 Prtntad warda 48 Pennoyl'lanla l'>:nae-rld etOnll 52 "Roae-50 roM" • •I 54 Guldo'a high ' note . CELEBRITY CIPHER . · · . by Luis Campos · · .. Ctllbrily ~ CtYr*'G ·-.,. CfMied from quo&ltiont by tamout ~. pUt and pNMnt EKh liMiin N Ciphlf ll8ndl. tor lf'IIOtMI. Todly's cUt: 0....,. K 'VFJHC LCJ SLM. EHJR L C J MJIHYHUAR. -IEAWEOHT EUJVCK V .F J H C ·Z l.i U M • ' HR TUV JMZ · LC • LIILT ' VFJHC F4VJIR .. RU • ' E U J, U T SUR V U t ·H L T II . PR.EVIOUS SOLUTION: "Oklahoma Is one ol the lrlandllest states In lhe Union. Oklahoma City _Is an aspaclally friendly town.· - Ernie Pyla · UMI '~~:~;~' s~tt~1A-~£~s· . HHotl CLAY I. POlLAN_;;..._ _ __ O laur Regrrange letterS of the scrambled words btl· WOlD ~y law form lour dmple words. I. I I I 1· I Ia DOTSEM I 1-1'1 · TH'ISO I 2 . > -·• .• .!' ~ .. 0 L R A V ~~ .1 1 1 14 :, One dummy to another: "I • .• • . · went to a buffet lasl week and , - - - - - - - - - - .. lhe· guests outnumbered the I .. H~~ I ..-"'·--'·--'·'-..;.L-...t... '. > > 7 Floh trop 8 - ell France 9 llerrlmont ., INSUlA Cl 3,3795 HUand Rd. • Pass Good Clean Cars ' Self-Storage WITH THE ~ f..c.u!'!lf! RUTlAND CAR SALES ·High & Dry CLE~N tiOUSE Wl\~t~~ . >- t e c.rav~n llllklr· p- 22-ln .j1 Alfowonclfor Pass Pass · For his jump to game, South must . have known his partner's conserva· tivc style. At trick two, Seres switched to lhe heart king. Thinking the queen was on his right. declarer won with dummy's ace and called for a' trump. Seres went in with the ~ce and returned the heart nine. West took two tricks in the suit, then led the i 3th heart, which · Seres ruffed with his spade jack. This uppercut promoted West's spade I 0 for two down . If, at tric~ two, Seres had switched to the h~art four1declarer would have played off four rounds of diamonds, discarding both of his remaining he'lms. He would have lost only two spades and .one club. , For this play, Seres won 1he 1975 Defense of the Year award "from the International Bridge Press Associa· H(Jul"'t~.. NowReating 7!22/IFN 2• now? - · Mon &The 9 to 3 Closed' Wednesdays Thuro· & Fri 9 to 3 Saturdays I 0 to. 2 ·Closed Sunda .,.. > He-4473 . 0€.\"-lL.et>. a~~~ Of Come and · ChaCJ( Us..Out .(No Sunday Calls) , FREE ' Esnr.tATES I~ ~ ~ 503 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio FREE ESTIMATES . . . ..• Bargain Outlet Thrift Store 740·742·2138 Stop & Compare ...... ~~:~~.~/ • ' C-IIIOAI .. RlSIIIIIIIAl Remodeling .... ......._ > •• ' Joe N. Sayre ·N•wHomea •Garagee ·,· 9:00-4:30 Weekdays Cell Now fOr tnsftllnt APl"O~'•III''* i\' •Rqo!lng . ROBERT IISSRL CONSTRUCTION ~ No EmbarrBHment... You're Trnttd with · Reasonable Rates CtASSIFIED$1 '1, I ADVANCEDciRAtt-WiE SYSTEMS. iNC. • • > ,\, ..... A 0. pen: , .. I. By Phillip Alder · . Most bridge experts are extroverts, but t~ere are some exceptions. O~e is Tim ·seres, who is Australili's bestever player. He was born iit Vienna to Hungarian parents. Yet when ijitler , came to pbwer, they fled to Australia. During this boat trip, a 22-year-old Seres learned tq play bridge. Eventually. the family arrived in Sydney in 1947, and ·II months later, Seres :-von· his first Australian Championship. Seres settled into a routine; playing.·· and winning-- regularly at the Double Bay Bridge Centre when there were no tournaments to enter. NOW, though, he also makes' money at the racetrack, using a computer program to select the bets. This was the deal that brought Seres"to international prominence. He was sitting East. · Defending against four spades. he won the first trick with the. club ace. What did he do Full Una Of Water Storage Tanks •.~ • ,.. 11. Septic & Cietern Tanka · ISB!HerPipe: 3" ttiiu 1•, Gas Pipe & Regulatoriln 8 4 "Smooth Cool calculator . · and contractor · · ' WORRYIII!!.!. Hauling Umestone & Gravel ·~~~~ 8 107,000 Milos, S3,75o, 74 740-985-3813 • 3332 Praying figure . ' Opening lead: • 7. 't( ' NQ Credit • Slow C!Wit • Bimltruptcy · Repo • Dlvorded ... New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages . •Replacement Window& 3111/9QTFN I'M DOIN' A CStCS OVE~ IN PINEY CREEK . Tuppere Plaine, Ohio 45783 > 3 Practice _>.J . :l .PROBLEMS???: . ' EXCAYATIIIG CO. l'n • · • ""'<'" St. Rt. 7 877·353·1222 (loll free) Public Notice •Dodge/Soon, B~nk One YOUNG'S Building, 3rd "Floor, 1255 CIRPEIO'ER SERVICI Euclid, Clavefand, Ohio 44115 · · •Room lddlllona & Rllltodtllng •The Bulfdara Exchange, •New G•111111 . Suite Ono Co not ruction •EI~I & Plum<mg Center, 981 Keynote Circle, ·Roofing & Gultorl Cleveland, Ohio 44131 •VInyl Siding & Painting •The Bulldaro Exchange •Patio & Porch Dtcl<a of Contra! Ohf!l; 1175 Dublin Free &!/maiN Road, o~1o 43215 V. C YOUNG .Ill · •Dayton Bulldara • • Exchange, 1077 Embury 992•6215 Park Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414 Pomeroy, Ohio •Bulldero Exchange ol. . L-....;2;.;2;..;:.Y;.;";,;.'.;;Lo;;.;.ca;;;l--.1 East Central Ohio, 2521 34th Streat NE, Canton, Ohlo447D5 HOWARD . Central · Ohio Minority . Admlnfllratlon, 815 Eaat Mound Street, Cofumbua, •J'I'rr!' Ohlo43205 RepJI• •Ohio Va.lfey ConotructiOQ : · Bulldo~er & Backhoe Employers Council, 21 s~ro.ice• . . Armory Orlve; Wheelln", WV28003 · . ·• House & Trailer Site&' 7. A pre-bid meeting will Land Clearing & · be held on . Januery 20, Grading · . 2000, at 4:00· p.m. at tho Septic Syttenu & following Jpcatlon: • UtiliiU.• Southern Local Schoof Dlatrlct Office 17401 992·3838 · llaclne, Ohio - Molgl Tlte Ownor ......... the r®~tta rljlct eny or all bkla Pomeroy Eagles end to welve eny or all lrregulllltlll, mlotekoa, Club Bingo On omf11lono or lnlormalftloa Thursdays relative thtlrolo. All queatlono portalnlng AT 6:30P.M. to oecurlng Contract Main St,. Document•, Bidder's Llal. · Pomeroy, OH ate. ehall bo· dlroctad to· Paying $80.00 TIIIIIIIY Smith, Tlte Qusndel Group, Inc. 3518 Rlvoralde per game Drive, Suite 101, Columbuo, .$300.00 Coverall OH 43221 (61"4) 442.0500. $500.00 Starl;lurat Owner: Southern Local School Dlatrlct Prograsalve top line. (1)8, 10, 11,-12, 18, 17, 18, Uc. II 00-50 11111Mn 19,23,24,25,28 12TC Pass CONCRETf G& PLASTIC.$ AND SUPPL Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios . Complete Garages: masonary/wood 25·yrs experience . Free Estimates 74o-949-2217 Pas8 William: Safranek, Attorney CONNECTION 29670 Baahan Road Racine, Ohio 45.771 boxing moti..tary 27 Morll .west North East HAPPY SCRUBBIN', OLLIE ?':!" oa 38 Peffunil 39 ParadiRa .ao Like the Vulnenibte: Neither Dealer: East For lnfprmation regardlf'!Q .. J • :•• )t Bankruptcy contact: : , , I. 1 OJ~ • an inti · 2 loubellllmlly Mlalteoit Operator" 34 Time being linger 35 Type of p r - 5 • Jou11111l" oncl •KQ862 • J 85 ,.. rohvo a iiHtor ol Anandal aWitaHans 01tcl arranga aiali dhfrlblltel o( asstb tlliOI1!I ciodllon. AporlONI .... throoglt ~rlipky 111C1Y rllaift JlltPOIIY, k11111111 as 't~tmpl" Jll.,.rfy, lor his" hor ...,_IU... lhn lltOJ lndude 1 cat, ohoU!t, dofitts. olttl housthald pads. You shouhlliln<l llllf · questions regorilln91lattkruptcy to Oft alfontiY btlore ptOUiiiiNig. 40 ·. 742-8888 ' > SIHith • A e .. K JS Over 40 yrs experience 0p 17=11 Hllllto 20 Art c1oe0 . 21 Fable writer 23 Hied ole .. A 112 9 7 5 57=ntllnl 11 Squulail (ol.) • DOWN ali' I tg Eu& • A J • Kt 4 • .• 7 53 J92 ...,.,.. Mon - frl 8:30 ~ 5:00 e. ' .If' .. =: f .. • 10 53 Q 10 7 3 A & D Auto Up o stery •, P ~s, Inc .. Lon"-.•. ........ • '7 4 • AI 2 t K Q 10 Q 10 ~ > , __ www.s~nsethome.com CQNSTAUCTION Rutland, Ohio lt1 Winter, So Don't Put Oft' Those Truck seats, car seats, headliners·, Inside Jobs Any ·truck tarps, conyertible & vinyl tops. 2/11/ttl ....,. II Aatar ........ 15~lolaol ...... 1111 rOI"u' Bryan Reeves ' . Qulin -·•· ~ Max. ,. c 't:ttw ~;f.:1J. •tJI:"''t ••, · · ,.....1 41'J'It'IFof ...,...,_ 47~ 1 Hall of 110ufth ~ 11 • 13 T - city · 11 l'w c loin c11y 12 - .) Alpeclll ;-tV£ 1 . '$ CR A. f"r....._ I~ . · New Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen Cabinels Vinyl Siding- Roofs· Decks - Garages "Ht93 Ford Probe , silver, good AKC Registered Cocker Spaniel Puppies, 3 Blonde, 2 Blact<, As~­ ~~ -4' • ......, . . . . ~ Experience Honesl & Reliable Free Estimates Sen·1·0 • 1·t 1'zens " Discount • 99Z-791t5 new &ePJice or repairs. Master U· censed electrician . Ridenour Electrical , WVOOQ306 , 304·675· • lng $250. Each 741).441·0996, A1· J sp., 90,000 miles, excellent condi· to SouiiMm Hltlh -oot louthenfL.ocal ~I Dlotrlct llollrd llocl111, lhlge In ucordanca wllh the !l r awl n a • •nd SpaciftcaUona priJIIIrtd lly: .M•rr knapp Crawllo A-atao, lnc. 104 Pair AvenuaJ!IE P.O. Box 1002 N- Philadelphia, ~ ..,..... 1 GIIIWid In e ALDER ~. ~.~"~~~r;:::~;;;;;;::::~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ n..MIL Addition and~~-- ACROSI PHILLIP OHIO IICHOOL fACII:ITIU COIIIIIIIION NOTICI! TO IIIOOI!It$ 11M ~ Local 8ohool Dlatrlct lurd. 11 47715 State llouto 124, P.O. lox 11e. Reotna. Ohl0 · 4s7n , Attn: Dennie Hill for thl following Project: Hewk-llchoolond - ' 8TAT1!·01' OHIO 1992 Plymouth Acclaim. Whitt, 273·0044. . ter 4:00 P.M. "' t993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl. 5 Public Notlct &Glazing Contract No. 06·006B· 1995 )(LT Ford , F250 . Power 900680 1·07: Food Service Stroke, 2'WO, llmtted ·sup Rear· end. 64,000 miles. $18,000 . Equipment (304)882-2159. Contract No. 06·0068· 9008801·08 o Casework 1997 Ford F-250. Heavy Duty 4X4 (Library and Science) Low Mileage Excellent Condition. Contract No. 0&·0068· After 6 P.M. Call 74()...388-9780. 9006S01·09: Plumbing ad GMC, 1989, Sferra. Fuii-Pkg., 2 Fire Protection Wheel Drive, 1/2Ton, $4,700.; Contract No. 06·0088· 1982 , 300 SO Mercedes, Au·ro., 9006801·10: HVAC . . Fuii-Pkg. Turbo, 5 Cyl .. Newly No. 06•0088· Contract · RebUilt Engine, $3,000.(304)675·· 9006801·11: Electrical 2697. Contract · No. 06·0068· 9006801·12: Technology 730 ~ns & 4-WDs untn Bld Date of February 3, 1966 Medium Sized Blazer 4114, 6 _2000 at 4:00 p.m. (local Cylinder, Run$ Good 1 LoOks Good , $3,500, 740·367·7576, standard lima), whan they !Iliff be oponld and read. 740-289-1933. 3. Bidding Documonta 1986 Ford 250. 4 Wheel Dr. Good may be obtained from the condition. (740)·446-1542 Conatrucllo_n Manager by 1998· Toyota "Tomacma 4x4 5 Prima Bl!ldera only, ·upon Speed, 33,000 Milos $13,800; receipt of a chock, which Ia 1997 Toyota RV4 22000 Miles. refundable, In lhe amount of Loaded, Automatic, $14,700, OBO $200,00. Chacka ohall ba 740-441.0118. made payable to the 94 Ford F 350, 4x4. lui~ k>aded & Southern Local Schoof more, new tires & wheels, $16,000 Dlatrlct and forwarded to 080; 86 F 150 2 wneet drive, the Conotructlon Manager. Upon receipt of a requoat, $2,000 OBO, 740-992·5532. accompenlod by a depoalt · 95 Ford F-.250 4x4 Power Stroke, named aboVe, th• 5 sp., ale. c/d, 90.000 mi~s. many 11 Conllructlon Manoger will extras, $18,000, 740-992·2996. , forward copies of bidding_ documanta to the blddor. 740 Motorcycles 4. Shipping charg11 lor 1985 Honda 70 Four Whaeler all bidding documonta are Very GoOd Shape, 741l-446·8189. non·refundabfa and are to ba paid via a aeporite 1993 Yamaha Blaster .200 Barred 30 Over. Good ConditiOn. Need check In the amount of To Salll $1,200 OBO, 339·0619 $25.00, also mlde out to the Not Available Leave Message. SCiuthern Local School District and forwarded to 1996 Honda 300 EX Fourwheeler, Fluns Well. Good Shape . the C.o natructlon Manager Public Notice $2,000.00 740·446·1271 altar with the depoalt check. ~ : OOPm. 5. lntaraetad blddoro Le,GAL NOTICE ohould contact Tammy 1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd. Tlte VIllage ol Mlddllp!lrl Smith at (614) 442·0500 or ridden very little, sharp, recJ, title aend deposit check directly Will ICCIIpl bide on I 1983 available, $2,800, 304·n3·5858. to the Ouandel· Group Inc., Ford piQk·up. Thtltruck will 760 Auto Parts & 3518 Riverside .Drive, Suite be IIOid In ""eele" ooildHion. Acce~&orlea 101, Cofumbuo, OH 43221. · Bide will be recolvld and No more than three (3) atta the truck I'IIIIY be e11n. at Budget Priced Transmissions All will . be provided on a 237 llece Sllllt, Middleport. Types, Access To Over 10.000 Bide·will be iccepted until Transmissions, GVC Joints, 7-40- rolu11dable baala to a 4:30 p.m. January 21. Bidder. Deposit will bit 245-5877. refunded to Prima Blddore · Brent Manley 790 · Campers & only who raturn their ,Supertntendent drawings within flllaon (15) (1)8,10, 11 3TC • Motor Homes days altho bid opening and ~ 983 Resort Camper Fully Conoubmlt a bonafide bid per lalned, Excellent Condition, New Article 1.1 o· ol the Air. Conditioning, Batters And lnetructtono to Blddora. Tires. $3,500, 740.388-8659. 6. The Contract Documente may be Wanted: 8 Foot Truck Camper re~lewed lor bidding Good Conelltion, 740-256-6038. ' purpoae without charge SE RVICES during buolnell houro at the following locations: Arcl)ltact'a Office: 810 Home Marr Knapp Crawffa AlloCIIIII, Inc. Now Improvements Phlfldefphll,.Ohio BASEMENT OWner Office: ' n WATERPIIOOFING southern: Local School · We Ulould lilre lo UncondltloMI llteUme guarantee. Dlotrlct Board, Racine, Ohio Local relerencea furnished. Eslhdnk Mei8J - Holaer Conatructlon Manager'• 18blls~ed 1975. Call 24 Hrs. 1140) , Hoopkefor 446-0870 .. t·800·287-057e. Roo· Olllce: Tho Quandel Group, Inc., frs Walerproofing. · llt!erylfain« lltey did Coluinbue, Ohio . F,W. Dodge Plan Roomo In m:r . brollte~ Rklc App·11ance Parts And Service; All thtl fOllowing cltlea: Name Brands Over 25 Ytars ExHomillon;u,;...ltu .Cincinnati, Ohio (45202·· perience All Work G.uarameed , illiaeos .aad deails., French City Mavtag, 740-446· · · 1001), The Grand .Bafdll(ln Building, 655 Eden Park n9~. , . ortd for w oloo, Drlv., S1111a 515 C&C General Ht~me Main· Jom oo pod N>e. •Independence, Ohio . tenence- P:alnllf!g, vln}.'t sldlng 1 (44131), 8200 Rockelda carpentry, doors, windOws, balhs, fiOIIIbH Hpopice in mobile homo repelr and more.-Fqr Wooclo Blvd. (Ciaveland) tree estimate call Chat, 740·992•Colurnbull; Ohio (43211-- nme.WJ Co. They lwt>e 63:!3. 1073),11750ublln llold . a UJOnder:ful rioring •Deyton, Ohio (45438), olof!, ~hal ""'oru ' · L.lvinftston's Basement Water 3077 kett.rlng Boulevard, Proo lng, all basement repairs Point Weal Ollie• Park, lo q~. dona •. free estimates, ·llftlime Suite301 · guarantee. 12yra on job exparlTllori/u Ph for a~ •Toledo, ·Ohio (43823), · ence. 1304)895-3887. 3930 Sunloreot Court, P.O•. yorit -.,4er:ful :::-::::=~=::.:_--Box85911 · 40 Electrical and l01>/ng core lo "' and •Chtlrluton, Weol VIrginia Refrigeration (25302), 4011 Cepltol ~ loour~done and the following additional fl:e&identtat or commerclal,- wlrlng, • • 1991 Ford ExplOrer 5 Speed, High Mileage, Runs Great Good Work Or &ct'tOOPiehicle, 740.388-9673. > 560 ••• Speod, 2WD. AC·PS·PB·Topper, tion. 1304)372·9240. Block, brick, sewer pfpes, windows, lintel&, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande , OH Call 74.0-245~ 5121. ·1990 Fard Ranger-tiT, V-6 ,· 5104K Miles. $3,000. Good Condi· Building Supplies Tueadey, Januery 11, ICIOO •.•l Ohio ., I.-~~~~~~ .. rho ch: cklo quotod .....1. . by lUling In lhe mllslng words you dovalop from stop "No. 3 below. lft PRIN1 NUMIIERfD lETTERS IN I ~ IHESE SQUARES 6 UNSCRAMBLE . 10 GEl ANSWER II ABOVE lEITERS · SC~.M LITS ANSWIU '" ' :Paunch -Aroma· Yacht- -Uphill- HAPPY with MUCH My elderly aunt said lhat if pe9ple are not grateful for little, 'hey probably won't _be HAPPY'with MUCH. . JANUARY11 •."' ., I �' .. • • Plfll A 8 • The Deily Sentinel 710 Autoll for Sale luck Sto~• Fireplace ln11rt . - •~ - Coil l3041417&- :MIIn. 3t18. tattd, new prlct $544. aaklng &:150. S04-77Utll8. New GAHS Scnool Coat Size L. , Nome con.lle 185, Phono: 7~23t8 . Mlllonlum DleU Eot All Doy Now 1IU Covollo<; 20R, 4 Cyl., 5 .Spd., CO Piaytr, A/C . $3500. oao (304Je7He83. 1894 New 9~~:7 ltNI ~rage door, tneu- And Mtlt Away, Call Tracy At Z·~•. t-topa, ehr'o,... rims, Flowmaater exhaust. ale. am/fm cas..no, $9.000 080, 01111 740. 742-3t35. 1995 Camaro, V·S automatic, custom show car, custom wheats and dash, black, 71 ,167 milts, minor front damage, runs and drives. a&k lng S&100, 740· 9921506 da~s or· 740· 949· 2644 ovonlngl and-.. 7~1-11112 . RUIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS . Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gas Furnacta, 011 Furnaces, 12 Sur Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Sy,tams Free 8 Vaar Parts & La· • bor Warranty Benne~ Heating & Cooling. 1-800-872·5987. ROlli Gun Sllcp, 14Q.142-8412. or, $75; 740·361-7576, 1995 Ford Mustang, V·6 , auto, 37,000 miles,"While with gray In· terior, front ctamage, $3,700, 7-'0992 ·1sos days, 740·949 ·26-4 4 eves/weekenda. 1996 Pontiac Grand Am , SE Se dan, -4 Speed, Automatic, 21 ,000 Mllu , Excetierll Condition . $9,500, 74Q.36H609. Self-Repelled Lawn Boy Pu$h Mower, $1 00; 2 Weedeaters, $100 Por Bolh; Bell Sander, Skroll Saw. S100 For Both; Small Freez· 140~89· 1933. SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? We Specialize In Appeals And Hearings. FREE CONSULTATION . Benellt Team SerVIces, Inc;:. Toti-Fraa: 1·888836-1052. 1997 Camara, loaded with extras, 45,000 miles, 1~-66Hl904 . 1998 Pontiac Flreblrlf Trans-Am, 2 dr, t-tops, 11000 miles, auto, cd, silver metallic wltn dark pewter leather, right front suspension damage, $'14,500, 7-40·,992· 1506 day s, 740· 949· 2644 ·eves/we ekends. ttta FORD EXPLORER $100 I 090. Seized And Sl!liing Locali~. Tharlngton Fuel 011 Stove. 70,000 1-800-109·7511 Ext. 9893. BTU 2 Years Old, $350, 740.258· . CARS $10Q ·$500. Police Im6316. pounds: Hoiida's Toyota's, JeeP,s. And Sport Utilities . CALL "TWo Matching over Stufled Chairs NOWII 1·800,772·7470; EXT. wllh large matching Onoman: Bur· 6336. gundy color. $125.00 Call: (740)· 446-8529 CARS FADM 128/110. Buy Po· lice Impounds "/Repos. Fee. For Walorllna·Speclol: 3/4 200 PSI listings /Payment Detail Call 1$21 .95 Per 100; 1• 200 PSI IICJ0.319·3323 )(2158. $37.00 Per 1v0; All BrasS Compressbn Attlnga In $b;)d( 720 Trucks for.Sale . > RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jacl<&on, Ohk>, 1-BD0-531-9528 White Whirlpool Washer $75; 2 While Whlrl_pool Dryers $65 Eac~ ; White Whirlpool Dryer $50; Call Alter 5:30 P.M. 740·446- 9066. > 1972 Ford. 112 Ton. V-8, Au· romatic, AIC, 67 .585/miles, ga· rage kept. Great condition. Infer· matiOn'Call:· 740.379-2601 . .. 1979 F-250 400 Engine Groot Work Truck $1 .200. 74o.2 45. 9498. Wood Burner With Blower, ·excel- len I Condition, $450, 140·448· 6962. > 550 Pets for Sale 3 Golden Retriever pups, 2 fe· males, 1 male AKC reg . w/ papers have had 2nd shots 304- lion, 740·992·1182 or 304·773· 5305. Pho~~:):.2889 Fax: (&14)949-3309 Tlte Conotructfon Manager lor the Prp)ect Ia: Tlta Quando! Group, Inc: 3518 Rlveraldo Drive Sulte101 Columbuo, Ohio 43221 Phooo: (740)442-GSOO Fax:. (740) 442o0501 , www.quandel.com · 2. Any propoold Equal for a Standlld ohalf be oubmiHod to tho Architect no later than ten (10) days prior to tha bid opening. If no· Addonda fa I81Ued In usoclallon with . the Bidder's roquut, the propooed !Equal ohall be conalderld ro)ectld. · Sealed bldo wllf be received for: Phaae1 Contract No. 06·0068· 9006801·01, Sllework, Already Under Controct Contract No. No. 06-ootlll· 9006B01·13, Brick Procurement, ·Aireldy Under Contract Phase II · Contract No. 08· 0088· 9006801-Cl2: Site UUIItlao Contract . No. 08·0088· 9006801-113: General Tradea Contract No. 06·0088· 9006801-114: Maoonry Contract No. 06·0088"· 9006801.()5: llooftng Contract No. 06·0068· 9006801·06: Aluminum Enlrancea, WindoWs, Gl••• PWMBinG 50 Yrs. Combt' ned c Free Est1111111es • 740•742-3411 667-DZI SMITH' AKC Registered male Black Lab. ,. Pup. 7mo's. Has had training! 1740)-448-gOSO · Over 7~ T,anks of Freshwater Fish, Locally Raised Parakeets/ Supplies. Fish Tank/Pel Shop, 2413 Jackson Avenue,/ PI. Pleasant, 1304)675,2063. Sun. I · 4PM, Mon-Sat11 AM-6PM. For Sale: Four year old Olde English Bulldog AKC .Registered White apd Brendel. $7~0 .00 with cage. 1740~548 Old English. Sheep Dog Pupplas. AKC . Females 1550. Miles $500. l304)273-2t3t, Altar 5PM. . FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. CaB Today! Free Eltlmatea (740) 882·11 01 "1 0 Farm Equipment 12' transport disc: 500 gallon crop sprayer, electric controls; 740-992-7302 aher 6:30pm .• 1954 John Deere 50, good original u~ctor, new rear tires, runs good, $1750. 740·742·3020. 1988 GMC , 2-Ton Truck. For Sal! or 1\'ado. 1304)675-1858. 1998 New Holland LX-485 SkicJ · Steer Loader, Low Hours, Very GOOd Condition, Call Huntington, 304-736-4800. lqg Splitter- .20 TO!'I, 5 Horaepow~ er, Good Condition $365.00: 8ft. While Fiberglass Truck Topper 74x99. Good Condition $150.00 OBOI 1·(740)·258·916t New Farmers Tobacco WarehOI,ISe, Ripley, Ottio, Is now re· celvlng tobacco. tst- sate Jan. to. Call toll free: t-888·944-4365 or Edison Mayes: 1304)675-1858. · 630 Llveetoek 2 Year Old Registered Paint ·Ally, Che$1nut & While. 74o-368·9130. 4 Year Old Patorplno Filly, $700 Broke, 740·446·8081. 6 Month Old Miniatuie Jiorsa, $200 OBO 740·258·t233. Hard Ot Registered .Limousin Cat~le For Sale, Slack & Red, Pone~ & Hor~. 740-446-8081 . > 640 Hay & Grain Lease Disaster TobaccO Po"undage 2.000 Pounds, 740· 446.. 1052. TRANSPORTATION 71 0 Autos for Sale CARS $tOO, $500 & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's T0yola"'s, Ch.evys, Jeeps, And Sport UIJII- tle&. Call Nowl 800·772·7470 : Ext 7832. 882-2753 · HILL'S . SELf sTORAGE YOUR Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' . Hours 7:00AM· 8 PM 740-742-8015 mo, pd. 1985 Fo~d Escort, 82.000 Actual Mltea, S18ndtrd, 740-446-2155. 1986 Trans-Am 350, Automallc Good Condition, $1,995! 140: 446-039o. > • t989 Pontiac Sunblrd, automatic, 4 c yll~der, 4 door, looks good , . runs goo~. $900;. 1990 Dodge .. Grand Caravan, 3.3 V·6, ·automat· lc. runs good, lOOk& good, $1400. M6~ AIAO, Vinton, 011. · 14o-388-9e93 or 740-742·2370. 1991 Chevy Beretta, 41 cylinder, runs an~ drl_v er goQd, $1250 QBO, 'Call 740·992-3110 alter .....,.,.. ~"· ' 1991 PlymouUt l.aiOf AS,, L SAYRE . .TRUCKING · eee2. Sluo lnttrior. 1304)675-4014. , coodlllon, $4500, 74o-992-n27. 1766. • pl1n room•: •Allf!ld Cqnotructfon, 1010 Yaf 0 Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohlo45200 Frarrldin &Undo Oklee* 4" thru 48" Plastic Culvert In St~ ' 111111 • > ... 9:0G-12:1V\ VV ' .!. •• ....:;:o . •• r . ~- . c We Will O.al ·~ 740-742-331' 1·888-816·9609 PIB CONTRACTOR~, ' . .. ' • OONCRETE N c .R E T E INC. ' • INC.' • BACKHOE SERVICES • MASONRY : ' o- deUvarlll directly ta N- .. ' yaar door ~BEE ESTIMATES......... FULLY INSURED Calllll-21• Brian .,-ol'riaon / "Racine, Oliio (140) 985.3948 !TUESDAY ·wlcK·s HfiOLINCJ ·~oom. Addltlons ' ' Jo. ' · and · ··. EXCfiVfiTING 740·992·7643 Hauling*UmeS1one•G.ravel · Sand'Topsoii*Fill Dirt*Mulch · · Bulldozer Servi.c es · . ' . '.i . (740) 99Z·3470 ind~thetnOstof~isknowlecfp., l .. - ~LlltK ·. • Pomeroy, Ohio . ,. • 740-992-.S~U •·' Wednesday, Jan. 12,l000 .. 11/26199 t mo. pd Cellular · Jeff Warner los~ . · , '992-5479 . :. . ' · Sewing &· Vaccuum Claen.t. Repairs · We make house · r I ·t · ' ' JACKS ROOF.ING &CONSTRUOION . Stop In Anci .See . ' ' · Steve Ri"ffle New Roofs • Aepalts , • .coating ·· Glrtteta 1 • Siding • Drywall • Palnllng • Plumbing· Free Estimates · Sales Re.presentative • I · . • ' ... ., •t ' . . Joseph jacks . 740.992·2068 . .. " 61291M0. .• 1' .... .. ,. . ..,. ( ' .< 11031Db 1 rna. pd. i I La.rry Schey · ; There's a strong choncethot yoo may establish alwdet"sh;p pooition in pdlinotinJ imeoelu lhll could bene· . · ' .. li• you u well u others in the yeor altilad. 'file resulu look promising. . · ·fAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Ju: 19) DOn 'tlll.low put doubt or fw insu,. lai!o you from your linanciol poosibifities today. 'lbe.upecu fovor you. yqu mull lake imOJinative meo. .,..... to reop their beneliu .. Coprioorn; trut Y.tJID"IO. If to o birthday pft.Send the requiled reflllld form and for your Astro-(lnqih poedictions for the Y.ear llhead by rnaillna $2 ind ,.,,. addleltled atampedeitvelope toAstroGnplt, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ·11758, Mumy Hill Stetlon, New t~ NY 10156. Be """' to )\0* Zodioc lip. '' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) AllCWIIIely evolultlna lnformodon u Is nootina U'OUnd is yoirr. CliP of • ...y. You'll be obte to do. . · tie rool WOIIh of on Ideo or conoept liu! ~ .Coc.nplete > .;.......... s • BOBCAT SERVICES . NO, HE HAS A TEAAI"'-E ~ r A RESIDENTIAUI/1111/IlCOMMERCIAL . ' M . (lntrodueld In Willa 12 Jekyll'o . ltagll) . 23 Flrll-me 19gc:, (2wcll.) 24 .Some llbe 25 Prohibita 211· Fairy tale otart 2tltniiM- oncllng 21 IIIPNMnt 42 Flying OIUCII'O 10 Germon Mr. 29 (. I ' ' • ' LEO (July 23·AUJ. 22) Chances are t~at you may bec0111e ~ autpor . AlthOUift you llliilht feel iaipoled ' of on i""'nious idea loday. How'h·. upon"' qlhen todoy when it comes . er, sOIIIeDI!Celse's suaaelllons couldv improv'l upon or perfect yoar ori&i· . to tlteinequeots, wt,.n motivateill!Y your own simJJ!IIico; you'm likely to italthouJhts. be Jenerousto afault. .. · .. · ,YIROO (Au1. 23·Sefl!. 22) . ARIES (Marcb 21-April 19) Be • ' · , Changes which ha'-'e been in\ple. ~ pendn toclay, h,ocause the menledbyinfluencesQvcrwhichyou ' mfluenoes are such th!ll you should have had little or no control could be oble to ~lish ~ friendly rappon rovcne themselves loday and once .with others more eoslly, . tontacl asain place·the reisns back in your someone who has been honl to rea•-b. · · · hands. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) If DCvel""!"ents t~at aro •om~w!"'t someone for whom you've· been · c:hollenJtnB won I find ~ou. lockms yeornins ' has been reticent in · todoy. Your re~ru,htess IS awak· response to your oveitures, try one ened by telly sttuottons. he they larse mqro time today. Romance favors orsmail. . ·· you al this tiine. • OEMINr(May 2,!·lurii12(1) Todoy S,CORPIO (Oct 1 24-Nov. 22-) may prove .that someone you m:entMake se.veral matters which have not ly met is ~llined to play a prominent been concluded to your satiafaction role in yoouffaln; u you once 118in ~ priority issues todoy. If. you know encounter oa:lt OCher and oense on what you wont, you can no"! hold · inltllllldnahl~. .· finn until you set it CANCBR()IIMZI·July22)There SAOmARIUS (Nov. 23:0ee. could be ICliiiC linkop betw-. Y~ ' 21) Instead of telephonina in youi belna . more fortunate today 1n "'"sto a Ml!:ial gatherin1 to which odvoncmj your sWul. u 'wellu your yoo'vc been invited, putln an lppdr· fltiiiiCill posit~ . 'lbey ..,h will bo ance. Someone you' vc been hopina lucky ,for ..,h OCher. to. meet mi1ht be .in llltendaitcc. PISE:ES (Feb. 2()..._.orcll I' 20~ ~- ·n . ' 11' · ~(obbr.) llka 0 button? 30 .. A"-14 • 1pple" 31 Camera pert 37 "The Brldllel of · ' Mactraon -" •. • .~ 38 Rl-ln Germony > 41 Enlhliolaollc 42 Hawaiian lnotrull*lll 43 Buo tokon, 44 ~'l;htlplln ' 45 klllld 47 Entity 45 Prtntad warda 48 Pennoyl'lanla l'>:nae-rld etOnll 52 "Roae-50 roM" • •I 54 Guldo'a high ' note . CELEBRITY CIPHER . · · . by Luis Campos · · .. Ctllbrily ~ CtYr*'G ·-.,. CfMied from quo&ltiont by tamout ~. pUt and pNMnt EKh liMiin N Ciphlf ll8ndl. tor lf'IIOtMI. Todly's cUt: 0....,. K 'VFJHC LCJ SLM. EHJR L C J MJIHYHUAR. -IEAWEOHT EUJVCK V .F J H C ·Z l.i U M • ' HR TUV JMZ · LC • LIILT ' VFJHC F4VJIR .. RU • ' E U J, U T SUR V U t ·H L T II . PR.EVIOUS SOLUTION: "Oklahoma Is one ol the lrlandllest states In lhe Union. Oklahoma City _Is an aspaclally friendly town.· - Ernie Pyla · UMI '~~:~;~' s~tt~1A-~£~s· . HHotl CLAY I. POlLAN_;;..._ _ __ O laur Regrrange letterS of the scrambled words btl· WOlD ~y law form lour dmple words. I. I I I 1· I Ia DOTSEM I 1-1'1 · TH'ISO I 2 . > -·• .• .!' ~ .. 0 L R A V ~~ .1 1 1 14 :, One dummy to another: "I • .• • . · went to a buffet lasl week and , - - - - - - - - - - .. lhe· guests outnumbered the I .. H~~ I ..-"'·--'·--'·'-..;.L-...t... '. > > 7 Floh trop 8 - ell France 9 llerrlmont ., INSUlA Cl 3,3795 HUand Rd. • Pass Good Clean Cars ' Self-Storage WITH THE ~ f..c.u!'!lf! RUTlAND CAR SALES ·High & Dry CLE~N tiOUSE Wl\~t~~ . >- t e c.rav~n llllklr· p- 22-ln .j1 Alfowonclfor Pass Pass · For his jump to game, South must . have known his partner's conserva· tivc style. At trick two, Seres switched to lhe heart king. Thinking the queen was on his right. declarer won with dummy's ace and called for a' trump. Seres went in with the ~ce and returned the heart nine. West took two tricks in the suit, then led the i 3th heart, which · Seres ruffed with his spade jack. This uppercut promoted West's spade I 0 for two down . If, at tric~ two, Seres had switched to the h~art four1declarer would have played off four rounds of diamonds, discarding both of his remaining he'lms. He would have lost only two spades and .one club. , For this play, Seres won 1he 1975 Defense of the Year award "from the International Bridge Press Associa· H(Jul"'t~.. NowReating 7!22/IFN 2• now? - · Mon &The 9 to 3 Closed' Wednesdays Thuro· & Fri 9 to 3 Saturdays I 0 to. 2 ·Closed Sunda .,.. > He-4473 . 0€.\"-lL.et>. a~~~ Of Come and · ChaCJ( Us..Out .(No Sunday Calls) , FREE ' Esnr.tATES I~ ~ ~ 503 Mill Street Middleport, Ohio FREE ESTIMATES . . . ..• Bargain Outlet Thrift Store 740·742·2138 Stop & Compare ...... ~~:~~.~/ • ' C-IIIOAI .. RlSIIIIIIIAl Remodeling .... ......._ > •• ' Joe N. Sayre ·N•wHomea •Garagee ·,· 9:00-4:30 Weekdays Cell Now fOr tnsftllnt APl"O~'•III''* i\' •Rqo!lng . ROBERT IISSRL CONSTRUCTION ~ No EmbarrBHment... You're Trnttd with · Reasonable Rates CtASSIFIED$1 '1, I ADVANCEDciRAtt-WiE SYSTEMS. iNC. • • > ,\, ..... A 0. pen: , .. I. By Phillip Alder · . Most bridge experts are extroverts, but t~ere are some exceptions. O~e is Tim ·seres, who is Australili's bestever player. He was born iit Vienna to Hungarian parents. Yet when ijitler , came to pbwer, they fled to Australia. During this boat trip, a 22-year-old Seres learned tq play bridge. Eventually. the family arrived in Sydney in 1947, and ·II months later, Seres :-von· his first Australian Championship. Seres settled into a routine; playing.·· and winning-- regularly at the Double Bay Bridge Centre when there were no tournaments to enter. NOW, though, he also makes' money at the racetrack, using a computer program to select the bets. This was the deal that brought Seres"to international prominence. He was sitting East. · Defending against four spades. he won the first trick with the. club ace. What did he do Full Una Of Water Storage Tanks •.~ • ,.. 11. Septic & Cietern Tanka · ISB!HerPipe: 3" ttiiu 1•, Gas Pipe & Regulatoriln 8 4 "Smooth Cool calculator . · and contractor · · ' WORRYIII!!.!. Hauling Umestone & Gravel ·~~~~ 8 107,000 Milos, S3,75o, 74 740-985-3813 • 3332 Praying figure . ' Opening lead: • 7. 't( ' NQ Credit • Slow C!Wit • Bimltruptcy · Repo • Dlvorded ... New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages . •Replacement Window& 3111/9QTFN I'M DOIN' A CStCS OVE~ IN PINEY CREEK . Tuppere Plaine, Ohio 45783 > 3 Practice _>.J . :l .PROBLEMS???: . ' EXCAYATIIIG CO. l'n • · • ""'<'" St. Rt. 7 877·353·1222 (loll free) Public Notice •Dodge/Soon, B~nk One YOUNG'S Building, 3rd "Floor, 1255 CIRPEIO'ER SERVICI Euclid, Clavefand, Ohio 44115 · · •Room lddlllona & Rllltodtllng •The Bulfdara Exchange, •New G•111111 . Suite Ono Co not ruction •EI~I & Plum<mg Center, 981 Keynote Circle, ·Roofing & Gultorl Cleveland, Ohio 44131 •VInyl Siding & Painting •The Bulldaro Exchange •Patio & Porch Dtcl<a of Contra! Ohf!l; 1175 Dublin Free &!/maiN Road, o~1o 43215 V. C YOUNG .Ill · •Dayton Bulldara • • Exchange, 1077 Embury 992•6215 Park Road, Dayton, Ohio 45414 Pomeroy, Ohio •Bulldero Exchange ol. . L-....;2;.;2;..;:.Y;.;";,;.'.;;Lo;;.;.ca;;;l--.1 East Central Ohio, 2521 34th Streat NE, Canton, Ohlo447D5 HOWARD . Central · Ohio Minority . Admlnfllratlon, 815 Eaat Mound Street, Cofumbua, •J'I'rr!' Ohlo43205 RepJI• •Ohio Va.lfey ConotructiOQ : · Bulldo~er & Backhoe Employers Council, 21 s~ro.ice• . . Armory Orlve; Wheelln", WV28003 · . ·• House & Trailer Site&' 7. A pre-bid meeting will Land Clearing & · be held on . Januery 20, Grading · . 2000, at 4:00· p.m. at tho Septic Syttenu & following Jpcatlon: • UtiliiU.• Southern Local Schoof Dlatrlct Office 17401 992·3838 · llaclne, Ohio - Molgl Tlte Ownor ......... the r®~tta rljlct eny or all bkla Pomeroy Eagles end to welve eny or all lrregulllltlll, mlotekoa, Club Bingo On omf11lono or lnlormalftloa Thursdays relative thtlrolo. All queatlono portalnlng AT 6:30P.M. to oecurlng Contract Main St,. Document•, Bidder's Llal. · Pomeroy, OH ate. ehall bo· dlroctad to· Paying $80.00 TIIIIIIIY Smith, Tlte Qusndel Group, Inc. 3518 Rlvoralde per game Drive, Suite 101, Columbuo, .$300.00 Coverall OH 43221 (61"4) 442.0500. $500.00 Starl;lurat Owner: Southern Local School Dlatrlct Prograsalve top line. (1)8, 10, 11,-12, 18, 17, 18, Uc. II 00-50 11111Mn 19,23,24,25,28 12TC Pass CONCRETf G& PLASTIC.$ AND SUPPL Quality Driveways, Sidewalks, Patios . Complete Garages: masonary/wood 25·yrs experience . Free Estimates 74o-949-2217 Pas8 William: Safranek, Attorney CONNECTION 29670 Baahan Road Racine, Ohio 45.771 boxing moti..tary 27 Morll .west North East HAPPY SCRUBBIN', OLLIE ?':!" oa 38 Peffunil 39 ParadiRa .ao Like the Vulnenibte: Neither Dealer: East For lnfprmation regardlf'!Q .. J • :•• )t Bankruptcy contact: : , , I. 1 OJ~ • an inti · 2 loubellllmlly Mlalteoit Operator" 34 Time being linger 35 Type of p r - 5 • Jou11111l" oncl •KQ862 • J 85 ,.. rohvo a iiHtor ol Anandal aWitaHans 01tcl arranga aiali dhfrlblltel o( asstb tlliOI1!I ciodllon. AporlONI .... throoglt ~rlipky 111C1Y rllaift JlltPOIIY, k11111111 as 't~tmpl" Jll.,.rfy, lor his" hor ...,_IU... lhn lltOJ lndude 1 cat, ohoU!t, dofitts. olttl housthald pads. You shouhlliln<l llllf · questions regorilln91lattkruptcy to Oft alfontiY btlore ptOUiiiiNig. 40 ·. 742-8888 ' > SIHith • A e .. K JS Over 40 yrs experience 0p 17=11 Hllllto 20 Art c1oe0 . 21 Fable writer 23 Hied ole .. A 112 9 7 5 57=ntllnl 11 Squulail (ol.) • DOWN ali' I tg Eu& • A J • Kt 4 • .• 7 53 J92 ...,.,.. Mon - frl 8:30 ~ 5:00 e. ' .If' .. =: f .. • 10 53 Q 10 7 3 A & D Auto Up o stery •, P ~s, Inc .. Lon"-.•. ........ • '7 4 • AI 2 t K Q 10 Q 10 ~ > , __ www.s~nsethome.com CQNSTAUCTION Rutland, Ohio lt1 Winter, So Don't Put Oft' Those Truck seats, car seats, headliners·, Inside Jobs Any ·truck tarps, conyertible & vinyl tops. 2/11/ttl ....,. II Aatar ........ 15~lolaol ...... 1111 rOI"u' Bryan Reeves ' . Qulin -·•· ~ Max. ,. c 't:ttw ~;f.:1J. •tJI:"''t ••, · · ,.....1 41'J'It'IFof ...,...,_ 47~ 1 Hall of 110ufth ~ 11 • 13 T - city · 11 l'w c loin c11y 12 - .) Alpeclll ;-tV£ 1 . '$ CR A. f"r....._ I~ . · New Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen Cabinels Vinyl Siding- Roofs· Decks - Garages "Ht93 Ford Probe , silver, good AKC Registered Cocker Spaniel Puppies, 3 Blonde, 2 Blact<, As~­ ~~ -4' • ......, . . . . ~ Experience Honesl & Reliable Free Estimates Sen·1·0 • 1·t 1'zens " Discount • 99Z-791t5 new &ePJice or repairs. Master U· censed electrician . Ridenour Electrical , WVOOQ306 , 304·675· • lng $250. Each 741).441·0996, A1· J sp., 90,000 miles, excellent condi· to SouiiMm Hltlh -oot louthenfL.ocal ~I Dlotrlct llollrd llocl111, lhlge In ucordanca wllh the !l r awl n a • •nd SpaciftcaUona priJIIIrtd lly: .M•rr knapp Crawllo A-atao, lnc. 104 Pair AvenuaJ!IE P.O. Box 1002 N- Philadelphia, ~ ..,..... 1 GIIIWid In e ALDER ~. ~.~"~~~r;:::~;;;;;;::::~;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ n..MIL Addition and~~-- ACROSI PHILLIP OHIO IICHOOL fACII:ITIU COIIIIIIIION NOTICI! TO IIIOOI!It$ 11M ~ Local 8ohool Dlatrlct lurd. 11 47715 State llouto 124, P.O. lox 11e. Reotna. Ohl0 · 4s7n , Attn: Dennie Hill for thl following Project: Hewk-llchoolond - ' 8TAT1!·01' OHIO 1992 Plymouth Acclaim. Whitt, 273·0044. . ter 4:00 P.M. "' t993 Ford Ranger Splash, 4 cyl. 5 Public Notlct &Glazing Contract No. 06·006B· 1995 )(LT Ford , F250 . Power 900680 1·07: Food Service Stroke, 2'WO, llmtted ·sup Rear· end. 64,000 miles. $18,000 . Equipment (304)882-2159. Contract No. 06·0068· 9008801·08 o Casework 1997 Ford F-250. Heavy Duty 4X4 (Library and Science) Low Mileage Excellent Condition. Contract No. 0&·0068· After 6 P.M. Call 74()...388-9780. 9006S01·09: Plumbing ad GMC, 1989, Sferra. Fuii-Pkg., 2 Fire Protection Wheel Drive, 1/2Ton, $4,700.; Contract No. 06·0088· 1982 , 300 SO Mercedes, Au·ro., 9006801·10: HVAC . . Fuii-Pkg. Turbo, 5 Cyl .. Newly No. 06•0088· Contract · RebUilt Engine, $3,000.(304)675·· 9006801·11: Electrical 2697. Contract · No. 06·0068· 9006801·12: Technology 730 ~ns & 4-WDs untn Bld Date of February 3, 1966 Medium Sized Blazer 4114, 6 _2000 at 4:00 p.m. (local Cylinder, Run$ Good 1 LoOks Good , $3,500, 740·367·7576, standard lima), whan they !Iliff be oponld and read. 740-289-1933. 3. Bidding Documonta 1986 Ford 250. 4 Wheel Dr. Good may be obtained from the condition. (740)·446-1542 Conatrucllo_n Manager by 1998· Toyota "Tomacma 4x4 5 Prima Bl!ldera only, ·upon Speed, 33,000 Milos $13,800; receipt of a chock, which Ia 1997 Toyota RV4 22000 Miles. refundable, In lhe amount of Loaded, Automatic, $14,700, OBO $200,00. Chacka ohall ba 740-441.0118. made payable to the 94 Ford F 350, 4x4. lui~ k>aded & Southern Local Schoof more, new tires & wheels, $16,000 Dlatrlct and forwarded to 080; 86 F 150 2 wneet drive, the Conotructlon Manager. Upon receipt of a requoat, $2,000 OBO, 740-992·5532. accompenlod by a depoalt · 95 Ford F-.250 4x4 Power Stroke, named aboVe, th• 5 sp., ale. c/d, 90.000 mi~s. many 11 Conllructlon Manoger will extras, $18,000, 740-992·2996. , forward copies of bidding_ documanta to the blddor. 740 Motorcycles 4. Shipping charg11 lor 1985 Honda 70 Four Whaeler all bidding documonta are Very GoOd Shape, 741l-446·8189. non·refundabfa and are to ba paid via a aeporite 1993 Yamaha Blaster .200 Barred 30 Over. Good ConditiOn. Need check In the amount of To Salll $1,200 OBO, 339·0619 $25.00, also mlde out to the Not Available Leave Message. SCiuthern Local School District and forwarded to 1996 Honda 300 EX Fourwheeler, Fluns Well. Good Shape . the C.o natructlon Manager Public Notice $2,000.00 740·446·1271 altar with the depoalt check. ~ : OOPm. 5. lntaraetad blddoro Le,GAL NOTICE ohould contact Tammy 1998 Kawasaki Bayou 300, 2 wd. Tlte VIllage ol Mlddllp!lrl Smith at (614) 442·0500 or ridden very little, sharp, recJ, title aend deposit check directly Will ICCIIpl bide on I 1983 available, $2,800, 304·n3·5858. to the Ouandel· Group Inc., Ford piQk·up. Thtltruck will 760 Auto Parts & 3518 Riverside .Drive, Suite be IIOid In ""eele" ooildHion. Acce~&orlea 101, Cofumbuo, OH 43221. · Bide will be recolvld and No more than three (3) atta the truck I'IIIIY be e11n. at Budget Priced Transmissions All will . be provided on a 237 llece Sllllt, Middleport. Types, Access To Over 10.000 Bide·will be iccepted until Transmissions, GVC Joints, 7-40- rolu11dable baala to a 4:30 p.m. January 21. Bidder. Deposit will bit 245-5877. refunded to Prima Blddore · Brent Manley 790 · Campers & only who raturn their ,Supertntendent drawings within flllaon (15) (1)8,10, 11 3TC • Motor Homes days altho bid opening and ~ 983 Resort Camper Fully Conoubmlt a bonafide bid per lalned, Excellent Condition, New Article 1.1 o· ol the Air. Conditioning, Batters And lnetructtono to Blddora. Tires. $3,500, 740.388-8659. 6. The Contract Documente may be Wanted: 8 Foot Truck Camper re~lewed lor bidding Good Conelltion, 740-256-6038. ' purpoae without charge SE RVICES during buolnell houro at the following locations: Arcl)ltact'a Office: 810 Home Marr Knapp Crawffa AlloCIIIII, Inc. Now Improvements Phlfldefphll,.Ohio BASEMENT OWner Office: ' n WATERPIIOOFING southern: Local School · We Ulould lilre lo UncondltloMI llteUme guarantee. Dlotrlct Board, Racine, Ohio Local relerencea furnished. Eslhdnk Mei8J - Holaer Conatructlon Manager'• 18blls~ed 1975. Call 24 Hrs. 1140) , Hoopkefor 446-0870 .. t·800·287-057e. Roo· Olllce: Tho Quandel Group, Inc., frs Walerproofing. · llt!erylfain« lltey did Coluinbue, Ohio . F,W. Dodge Plan Roomo In m:r . brollte~ Rklc App·11ance Parts And Service; All thtl fOllowing cltlea: Name Brands Over 25 Ytars ExHomillon;u,;...ltu .Cincinnati, Ohio (45202·· perience All Work G.uarameed , illiaeos .aad deails., French City Mavtag, 740-446· · · 1001), The Grand .Bafdll(ln Building, 655 Eden Park n9~. , . ortd for w oloo, Drlv., S1111a 515 C&C General Ht~me Main· Jom oo pod N>e. •Independence, Ohio . tenence- P:alnllf!g, vln}.'t sldlng 1 (44131), 8200 Rockelda carpentry, doors, windOws, balhs, fiOIIIbH Hpopice in mobile homo repelr and more.-Fqr Wooclo Blvd. (Ciaveland) tree estimate call Chat, 740·992•Colurnbull; Ohio (43211-- nme.WJ Co. They lwt>e 63:!3. 1073),11750ublln llold . a UJOnder:ful rioring •Deyton, Ohio (45438), olof!, ~hal ""'oru ' · L.lvinftston's Basement Water 3077 kett.rlng Boulevard, Proo lng, all basement repairs Point Weal Ollie• Park, lo q~. dona •. free estimates, ·llftlime Suite301 · guarantee. 12yra on job exparlTllori/u Ph for a~ •Toledo, ·Ohio (43823), · ence. 1304)895-3887. 3930 Sunloreot Court, P.O•. yorit -.,4er:ful :::-::::=~=::.:_--Box85911 · 40 Electrical and l01>/ng core lo "' and •Chtlrluton, Weol VIrginia Refrigeration (25302), 4011 Cepltol ~ loour~done and the following additional fl:e&identtat or commerclal,- wlrlng, • • 1991 Ford ExplOrer 5 Speed, High Mileage, Runs Great Good Work Or &ct'tOOPiehicle, 740.388-9673. > 560 ••• Speod, 2WD. AC·PS·PB·Topper, tion. 1304)372·9240. Block, brick, sewer pfpes, windows, lintel&, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande , OH Call 74.0-245~ 5121. ·1990 Fard Ranger-tiT, V-6 ,· 5104K Miles. $3,000. Good Condi· Building Supplies Tueadey, Januery 11, ICIOO •.•l Ohio ., I.-~~~~~~ .. rho ch: cklo quotod .....1. . by lUling In lhe mllslng words you dovalop from stop "No. 3 below. lft PRIN1 NUMIIERfD lETTERS IN I ~ IHESE SQUARES 6 UNSCRAMBLE . 10 GEl ANSWER II ABOVE lEITERS · SC~.M LITS ANSWIU '" ' :Paunch -Aroma· Yacht- -Uphill- HAPPY with MUCH My elderly aunt said lhat if pe9ple are not grateful for little, 'hey probably won't _be HAPPY'with MUCH. . JANUARY11 •."' ., I �' PomerOy, Middleport, Ohio __ 1M Local scoring~ M. . l l , M - l l Miller......•...•..,, ..............•...... 2 II . I 8• 22 .Mrip .................................. l !I 26 11 2l • II . . Mllor(N •H TYC ~ ~ &1. ~ l:I ... Mu:htlle Ht:avntt ··-····~·---• 0 1·2 9 Tuesday App~nWL., .._____ , 2 0.0 a Sam BrinQQ .................... ,.. l 1 1:1. l t.3 .u .. _, 20 (McCormick 6). I . ToW •FCo: 9-38 (.2401. - o n : 31. - · Oilier ,... lislica DOt rqKll1rd Totab 6 3 Molp (Il-l. H TVC Ollio) flw< )AI 17 Amber Vinina ................-, ..6 2--2 ... 17 Jennifer Shrimplin ............6 0 ().() 11 . Brooke Wllliam• .....,.........S 0 12 • Amy HyseH .......•.........•....4 Shann9f! Price ...................! "MarinaWhaley ............... J Marjorie Bratton. ...............2 , Stephanie Wigal ............... 1 , Ashley Thomas ............... ,. I Tiffany Halfhill... .............. I 0 2 0, 0 0 0 0 2-2 0.0 6 4 4 3 2 0.0 Tif!"any Qualls ................. I 0 0-4 2 Julie Spaun .......................0: ·10 k1. 1 Totals 31-58 J.6 lt-11 . 11 • Aulsb: 23 (Whaley &. Wtgal' 4 each). Ba.cked ~ shots : 5 (Shrimplin 4). Fouls; N/A..' Rtbelandl: 28 (Qualls 6) SltaiJ: B (Whaley~ ) TOtal f'Gt: 33·64 . . • ( 000). Thmovers: 12 . Vinton County 44, •Eutern 36-0T • . Vinton Coumy .......... IO S 1• Eastern ................. , ........ 4 8 6 10 l.l = 9 10 S,.. - -K H n~s ........... ............~ .. 5 17 .1£I ' I 0.2 1-4 • J Jenkins ......................... .\ : E. Sowers .... :................... 4 0 • Belinda Hnyes, ......... .......4 . 0 . S. Haybron ........ : ...:.......... l ,_ 0 ; M. Jones...........................1 Q • Tnt.als 18 2 Nole : Other stalislics not n:ported. eum Eastern (4·7) .,.,_ .~£ 23 .324 C..OraliM- ~ ..................................22 II .~7 Milwaukee ............................20 Deorolt .................................. IS , - _. ................................. 18 a..n-............................... 18 15 ll ll 16 .S71 Adllta .................................. l2 21 .364 .161 CLEVELAND ...................... IS a Bri geue Dome• ............... 2 Sarah Brauer .....................! 17 n. South Appalachian Sl. 8,, ETSU 64 Clmpbe11 '2.Jacluonvillc Sl . · Oulltanooaa 84, VMI7l Coli. ofOJ,arleJIOn 7.$, Wofford 6<:1- .182 · DoVIdson 74. Furmnn 63 Fla. hUcmalionol "• New Orleans S.\ GtorJe Muon 74, N.C.-Wilminston ss Gcoraia Southr:m 78, UNC·Greensboro 71 Georgia St. 79. Sh~tSon 64 , ' , Hampton 75, Md.·Eostern Sllore.68 Jocluon St. 75 . Prairie V.cw 60 locksonvillc Sl. 90, Ctnt. AOfida 8.\.QT lees·Mc:Roe 71 , Charle11on SOudtem 66 . Wedne5day's games Midwest 0 1).0 4 0:0 2 Alcorn St 60, ' l:llt; .f, , 19.Tulu .. ................................... 14-l 1!1-4 0 .............. 4S9 429 1\rk · Pi~ l 1,04S . 1~ .>, 703 673 14 606 I' 15. Nortlf Cvolina........................ !M 511 . 19 416 11 444 · 9 . . Celli~ n.' W~llow Wood Harrison Cent 60, Caldwell 57 ; .. Ironton Rock. Hill68. Chesapeake '6 . . , DanTa$ 1 ! 4 2 8 1 9 10 6 II . 14 17 20 13 12 27 2l . ~· '"""" ' n · ~ ,,,-~J."" ,., r ~- ' ,... ' ' t ' .. ,I' 1! • .• •' I, \ P·''· ·, ' ' • " I • •.. :.,.., . • ' ' .. ' '.. .., " ' I .? . '. 1 -800-··........... . " .. ......................... '"". ' ' . ' • . "·'" ~· The.Companies propose a Corporate The Companies propos,e' a Rate The Com~nl~propose tarlfftei;m "'f~ tornpiri1es p~po~ a shop~ni . Separation Plan which specifies how Unbundling Plan that specifies·the and conditlpn~ to address reasona~ lncentl~, for consumers who seek _alter- · they and their affiliates will supply com- unbundled components for electric gen'·. 'requlrerr!erits for Initially chdoslngan . natJ.~·~u generation servl~e , " petitive retail electric generation service · . erat~on, transmission, and distribution . ~lter~~tiYe·~e~eratlon s,uppli~J, cl'\a.ngpr~l~r$'ihat repres~nts the lowe·., Of ,. al)d non-electric products and ~ervices . serv<ce..Beginning on January 1, ~oo1: .. ~ lng suppliers. length of comm~tment by . the ew,~~ market price of elect(lc in additlo·n to non-competitive trans- ..' .there will be two tariff offerings: the . . a c.usto(!'letlfo~ service, transmission · . · el'le£a··9!' the unbundl~ generation, mission and distribution retail electric . Starid.ard,Jariff for cus~ol"ers ~ho con- . r ' ,'si=ry/~,t~d ot~er necessary chan~~· :•:) ~ rat~~~ curre~ applicable rate To Whom it May Concern: serviCe through fully separate affiliates · ttnue to take service from the , . . . :.~ .'\, schecluldo~ e!"h~pany. ·' which will be separate corporate enti.Companies, which lnaludes terms and The·compa,nl.~ request,authority to . , · .· .. Public Notice is hereby given pursuant · The propased Transltio~ Plans ·to~ld · ties. Specifically. each Company plans to conditions of service, rat~ schedule5 and · . ·receiVe tr.risltiOn ~nues that will to Section 4928.31, Ohio Revl5ed Code, establish new transmission and dlstri- · . seVeral tax and other rid~rs, and refl~s assist In mfklr,ig the transiti~r. to.it fully affect customer rates and equid affect that on December 30, 1999, Columbus bution subsidiaries. The new distrlbu· a 5% discount from the generation com- .comPetitJVt.~it ele(fr!c·i~l'l!tlbn the d~l.oplng.el~lc competitive mar: Southern Power Company (CSP) and tion subsidiaries wifi own and operate . ponlmtf.or resldentia.l customers; ~nd .: : market. s~~h levlnu'~ ~·!=H~~ion- ' ~- ~r5~~~-t9, Seqlon :49_2~:~ R~lsed Ohio Power Company (OPCO) (cellectiveall of the distribution assets currently the Open Access Distribution Tariff for . al regul.atory assets l!'d ~~n~~ener; ' Code, any petSorl tiaving ~ ~al and subly referred to as the Companies) filed owned by CSP and OPCO, respectively. customer~ who choose ~n alternative ation a~sets, Reg:ul.atory as~, St··cu~ stintlaf Interest In the Transition Pl~ns· with the Pubffc Utilities Commission of While the new tran~mission subsldl~rles · :electric generation supplier, which tomer receivables/' are e11pen~whlch ·may file ~~V]th th~ PUCO preliminarY,., Ohio (PUCO) Tr~nsition Plan5 for the will Own the transmission assets curincludes terms and conditions, open otherwise would hlille been ~red .·: objectlon.s.to th.e propPsed ~ransltlon Companies' provision of retail electric iently owned by CSP and OPCO, respecaccess distribution rate schedules, appll- by the Companies, b\« wl)ich ~ ~n,,.. pla~s, WI'! if~ ~hall!<'en~l,f_y, ~th speciflcl· ' · service in the state of Ohio. In (a5e Nos. tl~~ely, those assets will be pperated In _cable riders, and a Transition Charge. deferred fo,r _recovery ~~u,s?!YJ,W~.; , ~ lssu~ and r:espor~~~.'~,rta!nlng.to 99-1729-EL-ETP and 99·1730-EL-ETP, the manner described fn the rates. In addition; tl:le Comp;jl!l~.pr~ . ' any aspect of the' prtipcKeC! Transition respectively. The Plans provide that, Companies' plan for the indept:n!lent ' The Companies address ~peratlpnal sup- pose to establish nev.i reguJ~:assefs .. Plans, SIJCH OBJECTIONS MtJsr BE '· : beginning on January 1, 2001, customers operation of their trarismisslon facilities. port systems and other technical imple- resulting frcJr? compll~~ wltlti'eledrtc FIUD W~H TI:IE PU.CO NO ,lATER'THAN may choose an alternative supplier of ' The generation assets will iemain with mentation issues pertaining to competi- Industry restriictur,lng obllg"!OI!S af'ld · ,FEBRL:JARY.14. 2000. ., , . . , electric generation seriljce. For cus. tamers who ch09se. to remain . witt!' their . :: f Company for the supply of generation with appropriate recagnltion of the sub-, ment and operations performed by the requests ~~ ~ $~~igg,ooo:f0ri Plans, whl(h 'are CIIITef1tly ~nctln. service, rates for electric service during stantial overlapping financial arrange- · Companies to provide electric ~hoice to· exlstl(l~ an!! new tea1.1lato'l' IJsets~i.,nd . . befo~ U:le PUCO. are·avalllib\t .fOr .~ '. '• the market development period will be m~nts that currently exiSt. The goai Is to their customers. ·· · . ()pea reqlll!$ reC9very of $610.78~.000 lns~lon durlniJ normal business · capped and will equal rates_in effect on • for existing and new ret\llltOfY ~- ' s~arate each operating company In an 1 .flours at the pffkes Ot the P\,)~0, 18Q ~ October 5, 1999, adjusted for statutory ord~rly and economi~ally efficient man- . The Companies propose an Empl¥e ·. In ad!lltlon, efCh eompi!IY.If.Cique~lng 1: East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio 43~i5- ,. exceptio~s. The Companies' request for · ner. ilrid mJnlmlze additional transition Assistance Plan fur providing severance, ' recovery of stran~ aeneratfQn 3793; 1-Boo-686-]126; at tj1e llffl~ of approval of the Transition Plans as filed costs that result 1!'om prematurely, retraining, early retirement, reterltlon, · for the dfffi!rence bebr•eaa the 1 - ., AEP Service.co!f)o,.,tlon,1 Riverside ,, 1 is now pending before the PUCO. unwinding the existing fli')'Jnclal oUtplacement, apd other, assistance for ·;' estlmat~ m.rket eHd! !'If eleql'Jc.·enet:l Piau, <;olumb s, Clio :4321~, by~Contict• arrangements. The Companf~s· cus~ ,. ·· · · the Companies' ~mplo~s ~hose · . 8Y and the u~burK¥ed ·~ l'fle,. .,.;c;~ng WIKiain)R. Fo~, .at 614:223-1225.. CSP and OP,CO are two of seven operattamers will continue to rec~_lve the . employment Is affected by electric of e~ch curren,t applicaBle)_~ ~le:;, ,.._" , . . · .. ,,.~' . . ing companies of the 'multi-state · sa1J1e level of service. In addition to sat; .Industry re*ucturfng, a~hough the .The'.chaljefcjr su.ch I'II~J~r ~~. " ·. ::CQLQMBtJs'soi:IJ'~!fji/-POWER . 'J . American Electric Power System. CSP ·l~fylr1g their statutory obligations to · . Companies haven~ Identified any such Cot;npany will beO(II ~· ~sls;as· .~ . //JMPAN;f:Nio OHIO POWER COI\Ap,jiNY . provides retail electric service to·approxprovldenoticeoftheTransltl,onPiiins, employeesatthlsttme.~erefore,the s~on~~edu'1UIIIs:-fb''ttte · l ·:··~:. ·~ \~h.-v , , . imately 652,joo customers located in a ~he Companies also have re"~... . ""sted. Companies are ndt seeking recoverv .at · ·A .. plic.atlon. ' .;. _ ' · "'\ ' ' "·1'-~,., · · ·~'~.. · " ' ,. ·~' •· ';1t" " ' ~ .. ' ! ' . \1:~ serviCe territory which encompasses 26 acceptance·by the PUCO of th!s notice this time, of:~ny related cos,ts. , . .. . · / . ... -~ :._..;(: '" •·· counties in the central and southern assatlsfylng notice obllgatlons,lfany, ·· T~ COm~nies pr~ a plan for~ .., ....... ' sections of Ohio. OPCO provides retail · '' ' required by th~ "!'iller Act, ~lqn~ · · The,Companies propose~ Consumer · IActepe~operltloii of.,~heir tr;~ns- : ( ~,'·, , f' •' ··. · electric service to approximately . 4905-20 and 4905.21; Ohio Revised Code, Education Plan wherelrJ ~Companies ml,sion'faclllties by quallfylni trans.• . ... ' ,, 689,500 cu1,tome"r5 located In a servlt;e to the extent the Miller Act Is appficable wJII providefl.!ndlng.to h['p educa_te m.lsslol) ~ntlty..The_Compa.nles ~~In • territory_which encompasses 53 c~untles · to this proposal. ' ' · 1 consumersont~edetall ,¢howto , thltt.~are,EO"lT1M~1nn~~~iM··i,~).'l.'· ~!.~ in the northwestern, east central•.eas~· choose an al~ernatlve generatlo1n suppll- ' the ~trol ofthtirr transmltljon J;M;tll- · · , · ern and soUthern .sections of Ohio. er. The Companies, working with~ · :· tl~lind th*f ather , · ,' . ' ' ' l· I .ry groups, wi!l implei!lent statewide and Utilities; hiVe " .i, ' ' .~.} "• 1 "" In summarY. the·Transltlon Plaiu Include ,1 coordinated locai-terrltory · the following:_. • campaigns. • _... . ~fomlthe . AIIII•111~ti~!I:Jtlilllot' 'c ,. ' 7' ~ I I;,: "'' ' -'~ •· ' , ... I I '• oraanlziltlon. .~· } : " r: ~1! NOTICE OF APPLICATIONS 'FOR APPROVAL . OF ELECTRIC TRANSITION ' PLANS AND APPliCATIONS FOR RECEIPT OF TRANSITION REVENUES BY COLUMBUS SOUTHERN POWER COMPANY AND 'OHIO POWER COMPANY. . 1 ~:a~::!~~~T~~~~:::::~ented ::~~~~e:;:::~r~:~~;=~ · :i~~a~~!~:~~n~~~~~·t'•' ~i~; of~~;eo~· tkTra~lt;~( • ·· oms' · •· .., l f · , . a 'i:' I '•l'l" •.' ' 0 . I"'., , '~'il·E . .. ~~--t> ~ l ,, I .'i~,s ° 8y 'BRIAN J. REED the upcoming census, and noted 1hat the test-· do no reply to the mailing. ·- , Sentinel News Stltff iilg for census v.:orkers is about to Davenport also encouraged complete and · . MIDDLEPORT - · The Meigs County be&~rn 'accurate reporting to the census bureau. Infor- . Commissioners and repre&entatives·from sevThose tests will be . administered in niation abou1 the ce~sus and censu~ j~s i~ erai CJ>Unty agencies piesented information· Pome10y and Racin~.. Dav~nport . sajd that available by contactmg the comm1ss1oners ·ind offered assistan~ to.the public during ihe ' approximately :JO posttions wtll be filled at the , office~~ 992·2895. . ·. . . eornmlssion~rs' first town meeting. . • beginning of the census effort, with others to , Kann ~ohnson, Metg.s Coun~y touq_sm Th'e me-eting was held at ihe American · follow, · dtrector, d1scussed e_fforts m attractmg tou'!sts Legion Hall in Middleport and was hosted by · Tliose jobs will pay between $9.50 and to the county, and dtsplared the latest. tounsm tile cOmmissioners. ·' · ' . , ,: S11.50 per hour, and tho~ who wish to work brochur~s and travel gu1de, whtch are ~ade Janet Howard, the coinmission'ers' pRSi-":,1 f<lr ~~nsus may :set th~ir own hours, .includ· ·. av~ilabl~ through her office and at vanous dent, said the meeting would be 1h.e "lint of. · Ina W9i'k on eventngs and weekends, when . area busmesses. . ma0y," and said that ihe·commissioners w011ld ·!llOSt fiCRSUS work will be perfo~m~d .. Effort · . Johnson ~lso s~owed the county's new five· . . . f 'try to ~Sit every commimity in the CQIInty this'' w_111 b! milde·· to place workers m then own mmut~ _toun~n:' vtdeo. . . ·· · ·' IOWii~l Davenport said. Demse Ptttmger, a field representative or. .r.e~".veral presentations were made-prior'to a Dii ' 1 ~ said that the census effort will U.S. l{e~. Ted Strickla?d, 0-Lucasvlll~,. also · q~estion·and-answer session. begin is time with a mailing, with follow:up ~poke .bneny on a vanety of. federal tssues, Commissioner Mick Oave~port reported on · visits ~census ~orkers to those homes whtch . tnci1J!Itng health care and Medtcar~. as well as iocess · >aAMPAIGN 2000 FIIiiNGS · .. , ~ . k she Iff .Mill er see S r :race nomlnatiQn ' l-Ie is a lifelong Meigs resident, and 'currently lives in Middleport · with his wife and three cliildren. ; : POMEROY - Pollee Chief Jef- ' f,ey loi.. Miller ~as filed his petition candidacy .for Meigs County sher· Recorder hopes to retain post Pl.... - l..lvy, Page A3 . Helping restore history · Good Afternoon! Today's .--·· Sentinel - z~. -ll Pagel POMEROY ~ ,t.!eigs Record~r Judi~ A. Kina is 56ekirig to retam her posL Calendar A5 ' King. ~ Repub.~ Clwlftsds llcan, will be CoOlies B5 unopposed in the· A1 Ed I!oriels Marc:h 7 'primaObituaries ry, · She was AJ ' appointed to the · Sports rellOrder 's po5iWeather •in August 10 replace .,foliO• . '. .. · s. . lbe p_rosec:utor's ' EmmO- ' · 'office Man lilvesdp&or. He II &110 &'·· .former deputy llherlff, a · fQtmer . , hbu ~ \" OHIO". ~ · t ·w • · ,': ser~nt · for tho Pomoro1 POllee ,, . . . 1n t • Pidl3: l·S-1; PtcU:·Il-6-3-4 · Deputment and • former patrolman 'rec!lfder'• office for, years 1lfld Blldt.eyc 5: 2- tl).J 2-28-31 .' / , ·for the Middleport Polioe Depart- llakl'*'"loolra forward to serving the ' f ' '!;)lent. 1:1e ja &110 afl1ffDW mpllal in puWic In the ,fia!ure. •. , :~Ut11111d. · · ·. · , ' . She • · a !MIIt!ler of .llnterprtae ~~·zJ6-s ~Uy : MiUer, 33, "S'adilatecl from Mel.. I,INied Mothodlat ·O.urdl and the : J,.ocal Hiah SchOol, and from the · Mejp Coun1>: cen~al and executive · .0hio Poice Oflker 'l'lllnlna ~· ·> • • • .• · ' mY at ~na Colleae. · ·' ,_.. ... PlUnge, ~ A2 . Miller is a Democrat, and has more thant5 years of expeti· ence in law · enforcement, ali served in Meigs County. ' Prior· to his . appointment as ,police·._ chief, Miller ~rved . In Lotteries ' .,,.._;u . • ( ... ER levy· ....l •. II "S' NOTICE OF ·e[ECTRIC UTILrtY'S PROPOSED.RESTR. UCThlRING PLAN·: . • Single Copy • 35 Cents Company to make· · uniforms· . ( 'Jt .r . .. . Middleport • Pomeroy• Ohio ' (. .. ELECTRONIC FlUNG wrrHTAX . PREPARATION El!IJiraeAprll1&, 2000 Coupoo MUI1 Be Pret11~ ' :¥ou .nee~ to hit The Trat't · ·3 "~•i"JtJ · ·. ,'" · Hours: Mon. -Frl-9:00 am until 6:00 pm .Sat. 9:00 am 'until 5:00 l "'1 ,·,.; .,:; (740) 992·9355 16 ' '• ,, '' ~ ~ 33105 Hllland Road Pomeroy, Ohio '45769 Hometown Newsl'aper <'. New Location! IS .'1" ! FULL SERVICE TAX PREPARATION INDIVIDUALS • PARTNERSHIPS • CORPORATIONS • PAYROLL 3 l. 1 .. ' G•llipolis68,'Point PleMant. W.Va. .\9 Hflllnibll River 68, TYler Consolidated 41 . Meigs County's . . tl· . .I . t · · MCA Chainber.welcom.es ·Be... •n Pan backs ... , ... ¥t•., ..... '.! .• ~'. FROSTY ltliy be fun around the holidays. but he's. ~ . . , '~ . furi for golf.' So head for the sunny South and the '>' ineredibi~'Robert ~nones GolfTraiLFo~ •~ .,. ·' " 1 Champio~i;.. co~ af ~ght siksln A]'~~-'' : " • 1tf', ! •~ .gM )'OU what tht Frlqumt Flyer Mag(l;ine called •d,ne of the 'lOp 10 trips in the world".And while we can't ··• guarantee the we;tther, we can promise·you great ' . .~q > • ' ' ' ' \ •• ' . , . ~If, Callt-800~949-~44~ for _info~a~on 'a~~t " ., ,.,, Ollf 3-cily/~;pight golf and ho~~ paclQges as · · · loW as Sl62," .· Symmes Vnl. '7 Bluff 47 • ( : '. 18 21 . Knnw .................................. IO.J 206 2J · 22. Old Dominion ........................9-.l 110 21 23. O.:Ca.on:.. ··:· ........................... IO.l 150 ·24 ,. 24. MIUIU.Ippl Sl. ..................... 11 · 2 122 20 , 25. Boston COileae ..................... ! J.J Ill 25 Other• . ncel¥ln1 •otes: Arkana.,a St, 97, George Wuhiaaron 57, Texu 44, Ok!AhorM ]9, Mar-quette 14, Slanford .H. Vandrrbill 13. Micbipn ·II ' Evlnsville 9, KeDNcky 8. VitJinia Florida$, SW ·MisSOQri St. !5, St. Joseph'&5. Tedl ,AI:M s~ ·Wisconsin~ - ~ J;- ArtlQW 2, Cplorado St. 2., Arizorta ,!it. I, New Mexico I. Sw;'tll Cua I. I· ·' Franklin Furnace Ort:an I ·" 22 , Akr Spri~1field .'19, Mcbonald 55 • , Albohy Alexander 91. Trimble'l-9 Beaver EMw;n Pike 66. Oay 46 Btlpn! S.S, Federal Hocking '2 Beverly R. Frye 69. Woodsfield M011roe -Page 81 a -1 • Volume 50, Number 152 12 26.S • . • • .. .. I' . :~ I 279 •• . , 10 771 734 12. 1llinoil .................... ,............. 1... 13. Tulane,........ :............. ,, .......... I4-0 14. UCLA .....................................B-4 • 3 991 • 909 6 142 ' I 831 , 1 We Are I'NpaNcllor Your :1!:1. lll.l!otk I. CINCINNATI (62) ............... 14-1 1,740 Tocals II I 16-~ S7 Asslsll: 8 (Cummins 4, Jhle ' 3). Fa. ..: 19 . 2. Arizooa(S) .............. ............... IJ-2 1,640 Rebounds: J.S {Dailey 7, Barnes & Lyons 6 e~h). .3. Suuarotd ................................. 12~1 I,S63 • Steals: 13·(1hle & Lyons4 each). Thtal FGs: 19--48 4. Auburn(2) . ....................... 13-1 l,ll8 5. Co~U~~CCticut ............................ l1·2 1.440 ( 396). 1\tmovers: 28 6. Duke ....................................... ll ·2 1,376 7. S~acu,.(l) ............ , ............... ll-0 1.3l9 , NtiiOftVIUe--York 8. KaiJ111 ................... :................ 12·2 .. 1.241 '· ~beth Newlun ......... ~ 9.1Ddi&na ................................... 12·1 1,1~6 ,. 10. Florida ................................. l2·2 1,071 Ashl~y Standal1.. ..... .'....... ..4 0 2-4 10 II. MK:hiaiiiSt .. .............. ......... tl-4 1,004 Lacey Whitlatctt. ..............4 0 1·2 9 12. Thnnepee ............................. 14-1 943 Em1ly Carlson..... ,.............2 0 ...._6 8 Coortney 'Cagg ............. .'.... l ,Q O:Q 2 13. NortbCarofina ...................... IJ-4 864 14. OklahomaSt ........................ l2- l 77~ Totals 12: I 11·19 5$ Foul.t: 18. Rebounda: 29 (Newlua 5). Total IS. Texu ............................... :....... 9·3 631. FG1: 22-58 (.373). Turnovers: 18 16. Oklohoma ............................. l3·1 611 17.OHIO ST..............................9•l, 616 18. M:uyland .............................. ll -~ 466 20. K"':ucky .............. 4. LoodillftiTech ....................... 10.2 s. Poon S.................................... 1:1-2 6. NotrtO.mt ........... :............ :... 11·2 7. <Jeoraia ................................... ll-2 8. Iowa S................ ..................... ll-2 9. Ru<gen ................................. lo.2 10. Aubum .......... ........................ ll-2 II. Duke .........................,........... l4-1 · Southwest Seattle at Denver. 9 p.m. , Illm 3. N.C. s................................. .IO.O .13 .. 1hc lOp 25 1Aml in The AS~CM:iNed Pia•' mea's col)e&c bulrd~ll poll, with tint-place voces_ in pareneheJes, records through Jan. "· total pom1:1 bued on 2$ poinll for a firsc-piKe voce lhrouJb.oDe poiat for 1 25th-place V01e and previoUa ranDna: . . Lalt 9 6 2. Te....................................... ll·l I.OS7 .,, . ., . ""· • 'f'• Ohio H.S. girl~' ~ores · Clevelood St. 80. Sacred Heart 50 ValpanUso 89, Belmonl 86-0T Wichita St. 80. Wyomins 71 ~ll 3-4 2-2 ~ bl.lll'llll I. Connecticut ("5) ..................... 12.0 ,1.12J 1 ' Orlando ill Toronto. 7 p.m. L.A. Clippers at BO)IOn, 1 p m. Wnshinaton a! Indiana. 7 p.m. New York at Detroh. 7::\0 p.m. Chicago M Cbnrloue, LID p.m. · L.A.l4ers ac MilwiWket-, 8 p.m. I Marauders maul MUler56-29 • ' a. SGUthem U. 79, MVSU 77 Stony Brook. 61 , Ekm 60 ·Texas Southern 80. GrambliAs St. 73 lbr Cimdel67. W. Carolin.a 63 Winthrop 11. William&. Mary 64 AP Top 15 men's poll .' 9 '.• N. CarOlina A&:.T69. Delowore St. ~:il S. Cn'mlinn S1. 71.-HOwnrd 6J SE Miqouri 61, Middle Te:nnessee '-8 S01mford 90. Aorida A.ti!U'tiC 46 Tonight'• gamH ...... throQII Ja '· ..... 19. UC s... BubaR................. II·). 20. Ailzona ................................. 12-2 CopPin S1. 80. Florido A&M !6 . ' If JOI' ll1ve to.let this guy plly through. •• I pol, . will! ,16. T.... Tech ............................. ll·l • o(()2 11. LSU ......................................11·3 ~I 18. Purdue ~ .................................. 9-4 316 •BtlbuDe-Coolcman 75, Morpn St. !2 .lt)J f loa Co.Mal c.roliu '"· Amcrican1J. 73 . Coaoecticut Texu 67 . Fali'lei&h Dick.lmon 63, Mouol St. Mwy 's, Md. lO Hartford 79. New H.......... 59 Mo•moulh, N.J. S8, ll.MBC 57 Niqara 79, looa 67 Roben Morris 73, St Francia, NY 63 St Fraac:is, Pa. 7.\, Lons Island U. 58 St John'• 75, Georsetown 66 Sr. Pclcr's90, Rider 73 Vennont 76, Maine 75 .613 .594 High: 40s; Low: 30s AP womea's 1bp 15 poll 1be top 2.5 te.,. 1.. n. rAr=d~..... 12, 2000 Our Vrew: Rostal Service stiU bargain, Page·A4 Meigs Community Calendar, Page AS Eastern boys improve slate to 8-1, Page 81 Thursday: Cloudy . . ill ~ftllbeaea. rcccn. poiMJ hued oa 2S poillil fw a -...,._ .,. l1vooJh ODC point fot 12$th.place VOk -.:1 prevbti ~D~. ~ Cent:. Connecricut St. 73, Wqner 71 .618 . ' VOltS Eut 16 Q IYU n. UNLV 7l Dtnvcr 84, .\it Foree 72 New MeJ.ko 11, Cekndo St. 70 Ullb70. Sao Dleao St. Sl Wortft'l collqt bwt NCAA Division I men's scores 10 55 0 0 NBA standings Fnocit«> 13, X.._VIER (OHIO) 11. Goozqo 10, SMU 9, - h 8. Wiacauin 11. llanlo 7, Bill St. 6. WaK Fotelt ' · St. Bonh•tuft ) , SetOb Half 2, Bo.Haa 0... I. Dolaw.. I, Micbipn I, MiMiuipti 1, SW MisiOUri St. I, Soulheni Miu. I, '7 6-10 5..6 u., Wedne•day ' Today: Sunny High: 50s; Low: 40e_ Far Wilt JohD 's ~Jl, N.C. Stile~. Iowa$. 26,0rel0ft 24, San CLEVELAND nt Portland. 10 p.m. Phoeni~ at Vancouver, 10 p.m. I 0 Q 4 4 4~ 7~ Toronto at Washinston. 7· p.m. ChiCOJO Dl Ntw YO;rk. 7:.\0 p.m. MiiTYU nt MinncsotJt. 8 p.m. Phoenix at Seaule; 10 p.m. Dnllns at Golden Stllfe.- 10 :~0 p.m. Hounoh IU Sjlcl1lml!ato. 10~ 30 p.m. rli. ll Weber Sl. I. 3 . ' ' - 8 II J3 19 - IS6 00... rweoMotl • -: Ullh 126. UCLA 93. St. .ll7 .765 Monday 's scores Southern 57, Nelsonville· York !5 flaw: . · a Kati Cumniins.. ................. 8 Kim lble............................ 2 ' '"Y Lyons ................... 3 Heather Da.iley .................. 2 n Vancouver 112. BoSton 103 New Jersey 100, OrlnOO:o 94 CLEVELAND Ill , L.A. Clippers 106 Milwaukee U7. Charlone 87 San Anlonio 93. Utah 86 POnlnnd 107. Dallas 94 · L.A. L.akers I~. Oetn·e r 95 a Southem L fa. 12 .667 PacifkDI•ilkm L.A. Lakcn .................,.......30 l Pc.tlud ................................ 26 8 S...lle ................................... 21 13 Si61mtnl0 ........................... 19 12 Phoenix ................................: l9 13 L.A. Clippen ........:............... IO 2.\ Golden Stare .........-..... ,...... ...... 6 27 . Sou1 hern ............................. . 6 13 I.S 23::o Nelsonville: York ................ l2 I~ 14 14= 3~ 6~ II .~1 14 .548 Deayer ................................. t7 16 m Houston .•. .•..:........................10 23 .303 Doii* .................... ................ IO 24 .m V~ver ............................. IO 24 .294 Juli 8;uley · . . ........... · .5 0 3·6 13 Amber VanSic kle ............. 2 0 3-4 1 Becky Dn,•is ...... .'............. ] I O.t ' Ambcr8aker ...... ...... .. 2 0 1·1 · 5 O:uJielle Spencer ........ ...... 2 0 0-2 4 Stacie W:IISOn ................... ! Q:Q • l Totals 13-431-4 7~17 J6 Assists: 4 (Baker.\). Fouls: IS. Reltounda:: 3l (Oa\'15 9. 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